We love working on bespoke projects, helping our clients to find just the right design concept for their homes. The question we’re usually asked is: “Can you make this?” The answer is often a resounding yes; our team will always endeavour to devise a workable solution to most design challenges!
Having looked through our bespoke projects and shelving products online, we were contacted by our client who was keen to explore shelving options for a hotel bar in Scotland.
We might know a thing or two about cocktails, but when it comes to cabinet making and brass, we know exactly how to mix the perfect formula.
With a brief to create a set of decorative wall panels for an entrance hall and fire surround, we jumped at the chance to visit our client’s architect-designed 1970’s property in Wimbledon for a closer inspection.
Contacting us with a bespoke concept, our client was looking for a patinated copper cooker hood for her kitchen, along with a matching copper worktop.
The brief for this project was simple: a zinc worktop for a kitchen island. As with all our bespoke projects, the design journey with our clients commenced and we explored all manner of design elements to be considered: what profile edge would they prefer, what finish, and what other features would our team need to incorporate?
We were hugely excited to catch a glimpse of one of our projects in the recent BBC documentary series, My Life as a Rolling Stone. There (right of the opening shot) in the background of Huntsman, one of Charlie Watts’ favourite Savile Row tailors, stood our AND rolling library ladder.
As well as producing bespoke library ladders in full, with all moving parts, we are often asked to create custom components for our clients’ existing ladders. AND were approached by a luxury wine cellar company specialising in creating bespoke wine cellars as well as kitchen installations and home cabinetry.
We were contacted by a new client looking for a copper worktop island for her new kitchen. As our discussions developed, so did the remodelling of this heart of the home room – and once she had settled on a finish for her worktop, our team set to work, liaising with her builders in live time to check and re-check measurements in preparation for the worktop to be delivered and installed.
We were approached by a long-standing client looking for a bespoke shelving unit for their kitchen. The brief was simple: to create a contemporary unit to be suspended from the ceiling.
The chosen materials complemented each other perfectly; dark timber shelves and nickel-plated brass tubes, rails and fittings.
We were contacted by a long-standing interior design client looking for a bespoke solution for her clients. Inspired by an image they had seen online, the question was: ‘Can you make this?’ The answer was: ‘YES! Of course!’ The idea was very specific: a copper cooker hood with integrated extractor fan, incorporating heavy-looking industrial-style rivet detailing and an aged, brushed finish.
