
BeforeFitted furniture · London
Fitted furniture & wardrobes
Wardrobes under a sloping ceiling, bookcases in uneven alcoves, storage under the stairs. Fitted furniture only looks built in when it's scribed to the room — that's the part I do.

What I fit
Your maker or joiner builds the furniture. I install it so it fits the room perfectly — however far the walls are from straight.
Why scribing matters
Walls bow, floors dip and ceilings slope. Set a wardrobe or bookcase against them straight from the box and you get gaps — usually hidden with filler or a strip of beading.
Scribing means cutting each panel to follow the exact line of the wall, floor or ceiling instead. There's no gap to hide, so it looks as if the room was built round the furniture.


Projects
Wardrobes, bookcases and storage — each one shown from bare carcasses to the finish.
Questions
No — I'm a specialist fitter. Your kitchen maker, joiner or supplier builds it; I install it and make sure it fits the room perfectly. If you're still choosing a maker, I'm happy to talk it through.
It depends on the size of the job and how much scribing the room needs. I'll give you a realistic timescale with your quote, before anything is booked in.
Quotes from photos and drawings are free. If I need to see the space first, there's a charge for the site visit — I'll tell you the cost up front, and it comes off the final bill if you go ahead.
Most projects I take on start from around £2,500. I don't take on extensions, skirting or small shelving jobs, so I can give proper time to the projects I do.
Yes: City & Guilds Level 3, NVQ Level 2, SMSTS, and I carry public liability insurance.
Send a few photos or drawings and a rough idea of budget, and I'll reply within 1 working day.
Most projects I take on start from around £2,500.