Individual pieces.Singular character.
Not every commission is a whole bedroom. Sometimes the brief is one considered piece — a chest of drawers worth keeping for thirty years, a pair of bedsides that match the existing wardrobes, an island dresser drawn for a specific dressing room. Each piece built to the same standard as our full-room commissions.
Sometimes the room
only needs one thing.
Most fitted-furniture studios won't take single-piece commissions — the margins are tighter, the lead times less efficient, the workshop scheduling more complex. We take them anyway, because some of the most considered work we do is a single piece of joinery commissioned to live alongside furniture you've owned for years.
Four piece categories below. Each can be commissioned alone, in pairs, or as a set. All built in our Wembley workshop, all with our 10-year guarantee, all priced after a home visit so the piece is drawn to the room it'll live in.
Bespoke designs forevery space.
Explore our latest installations. Each piece is designed to your exact specifications, crafted in our workshop and fitted seamlessly into your home.
Drawer stacks built to last.
Six chest configurations — from the compact 3-drawer chest at the foot of the bed to the substantial linen chest below a window. Hand-painted finishes, Blum Tandembox premium runners, brass cup handles or recessed pulls.
Drawer stacks built to last.
Six chest configurations — from the compact 3-drawer chest at the foot of the bed to the substantial linen chest below a window. Hand-painted finishes, Blum Tandembox premium runners, brass cup handles or recessed pulls.
The Master Suite Commission
A whole-loft master commission. Hanging walls under the highest pitch, dressing bench beneath the dormer window, eaves drawers to the knee walls, integrated lighting throughout. Typically a 4-5m ridge-to-floor commission.
The Compact Loft
Designed for sub-3m ridge heights — Victorian terrace conversions, mews-house lofts, narrow Edwardian roofs. Single wall of stepped-down wardrobes, double hanging where ceiling permits, drawer banks where it doesn't.
The Dormer-Flanked
Wardrobes built either side of a dormer window with an integrated window seat between, doors stepped down to match the surrounding pitch. The dormer becomes the focal point of the room rather than a break in the joinery rhythm.
The Eaves Drawer Bank
A dedicated commission for the knee-wall zone. Deep pull-out drawers along the lowest part of the slope — typically 600-900mm tall — where ceiling height is too low for hanging. Often combined with a separate hanging wall under the high pitch.
The Statement Loft Walk-In
A walk-in dressing room carved out of the loft. Central island or dressing bench, wardrobes on both pitched walls, integrated lighting throughout. The most-photographed loft commission we build — usually paired with a Velux skylight overhead.
The Office & Wardrobe Combo
A hybrid loft commission for clients using the loft as both bedroom and workspace. Wardrobes on one pitched wall, integrated desk and shelving on the other, separated by a low knee-wall console that doubles as a room divider.
Bedsides drawn for the room.
Four bedside configurations — compact 2-drawer pairs, taller 3-drawer towers, hanging cantilevered designs, and built-in bedside columns. Integrated USB charging and reading lights as standard.
Bedsides drawn for the room.
Four bedside configurations — compact 2-drawer pairs, taller 3-drawer towers, hanging cantilevered designs, and built-in bedside columns. Integrated USB charging and reading lights as standard.
The Master Suite Commission
A whole-loft master commission. Hanging walls under the highest pitch, dressing bench beneath the dormer window, eaves drawers to the knee walls, integrated lighting throughout. Typically a 4-5m ridge-to-floor commission.
The Compact Loft
Designed for sub-3m ridge heights — Victorian terrace conversions, mews-house lofts, narrow Edwardian roofs. Single wall of stepped-down wardrobes, double hanging where ceiling permits, drawer banks where it doesn't.
The Dormer-Flanked
Wardrobes built either side of a dormer window with an integrated window seat between, doors stepped down to match the surrounding pitch. The dormer becomes the focal point of the room rather than a break in the joinery rhythm.
The Eaves Drawer Bank
A dedicated commission for the knee-wall zone. Deep pull-out drawers along the lowest part of the slope — typically 600-900mm tall — where ceiling height is too low for hanging. Often combined with a separate hanging wall under the high pitch.
The Statement Loft Walk-In
A walk-in dressing room carved out of the loft. Central island or dressing bench, wardrobes on both pitched walls, integrated lighting throughout. The most-photographed loft commission we build — usually paired with a Velux skylight overhead.
The Office & Wardrobe Combo
A hybrid loft commission for clients using the loft as both bedroom and workspace. Wardrobes on one pitched wall, integrated desk and shelving on the other, separated by a low knee-wall console that doubles as a room divider.
Storage above. Architecture around.
Four over-the-bed configurations — bridging cabinets that connect bedside columns, full-height architectural surrounds, integrated reading-light bays, and bookcase-style over-bed shelving. All built to clear the bed properly with structural support hidden in the joinery.
Storage above. Architecture around.
Four over-the-bed configurations — bridging cabinets that connect bedside columns, full-height architectural surrounds, integrated reading-light bays, and bookcase-style over-bed shelving. All built to clear the bed properly with structural support hidden in the joinery.
The Master Suite Commission
A whole-loft master commission. Hanging walls under the highest pitch, dressing bench beneath the dormer window, eaves drawers to the knee walls, integrated lighting throughout. Typically a 4-5m ridge-to-floor commission.
The Compact Loft
Designed for sub-3m ridge heights — Victorian terrace conversions, mews-house lofts, narrow Edwardian roofs. Single wall of stepped-down wardrobes, double hanging where ceiling permits, drawer banks where it doesn't.
The Dormer-Flanked
Wardrobes built either side of a dormer window with an integrated window seat between, doors stepped down to match the surrounding pitch. The dormer becomes the focal point of the room rather than a break in the joinery rhythm.
The Eaves Drawer Bank
A dedicated commission for the knee-wall zone. Deep pull-out drawers along the lowest part of the slope — typically 600-900mm tall — where ceiling height is too low for hanging. Often combined with a separate hanging wall under the high pitch.
The Statement Loft Walk-In
A walk-in dressing room carved out of the loft. Central island or dressing bench, wardrobes on both pitched walls, integrated lighting throughout. The most-photographed loft commission we build — usually paired with a Velux skylight overhead.
The Office & Wardrobe Combo
A hybrid loft commission for clients using the loft as both bedroom and workspace. Wardrobes on one pitched wall, integrated desk and shelving on the other, separated by a low knee-wall console that doubles as a room divider.
A piece of furniture in the room.
Four island dresser configurations — central dressing islands for walk-in wardrobes, lower dressing benches, vanity-style stations, and architectural plinth dressers. Built free-standing, finished to match the surrounding joinery.
A piece of furniture in the room.
Four island dresser configurations — central dressing islands for walk-in wardrobes, lower dressing benches, vanity-style stations, and architectural plinth dressers. Built free-standing, finished to match the surrounding joinery.
The Master Suite Commission
A whole-loft master commission. Hanging walls under the highest pitch, dressing bench beneath the dormer window, eaves drawers to the knee walls, integrated lighting throughout. Typically a 4-5m ridge-to-floor commission.
The Compact Loft
Designed for sub-3m ridge heights — Victorian terrace conversions, mews-house lofts, narrow Edwardian roofs. Single wall of stepped-down wardrobes, double hanging where ceiling permits, drawer banks where it doesn't.
The Dormer-Flanked
Wardrobes built either side of a dormer window with an integrated window seat between, doors stepped down to match the surrounding pitch. The dormer becomes the focal point of the room rather than a break in the joinery rhythm.
The Eaves Drawer Bank
A dedicated commission for the knee-wall zone. Deep pull-out drawers along the lowest part of the slope — typically 600-900mm tall — where ceiling height is too low for hanging. Often combined with a separate hanging wall under the high pitch.
The Statement Loft Walk-In
A walk-in dressing room carved out of the loft. Central island or dressing bench, wardrobes on both pitched walls, integrated lighting throughout. The most-photographed loft commission we build — usually paired with a Velux skylight overhead.
The Office & Wardrobe Combo
A hybrid loft commission for clients using the loft as both bedroom and workspace. Wardrobes on one pitched wall, integrated desk and shelving on the other, separated by a low knee-wall console that doubles as a room divider.
Commissioning a single piece?
Single-piece commissions follow the same home-visit process as full-room work. Our senior designer brings the material library, measures the room, takes photographs, and confirms the piece will live well alongside your existing furniture. Lead times typically 8-12 weeks for individual pieces.
Single pieces, fully bespoke.
Individual chest-of-drawers commissions start at £2,800 for a compact 4-drawer piece. Bedside pairs typically run £2,800–£6,800. Over-the-bed units run £3,800–£8,500. Island dressers — our most architectural single-piece commission — typically reach £5,400–£18,000 depending on size, materials and surface treatment.
Every piece is priced after a home visit so the proportions are right for the room. We do not quote single pieces from a catalogue.
Questions clients ask at the first visit.
Where you're keeping existing furniture, our designer visits with material samples to identify the closest match in our paint, veneer or fabric library. Where the match is critical (an antique piece you want the new commission to harmonise with) we can colour-match to a sample to within 2-3% tonal accuracy.
Yes — particularly the Bachelor's chest, dressing bench and bedside pair commissions. We can arrange discreet delivery, gift documentation and your specification kept on file under a different name. Lead time should allow 12 weeks minimum for gift commissions.
Typically yes — single pieces fit between full-room commissions in our workshop schedule, so they sometimes wait for a production slot. Expect 8-12 weeks for chests, bedsides and over-the-bed units; 10-14 weeks for island dressers. Full-bedroom commissions have priority because they tie up workshop capacity for longer.
Always — your original design specification (paint mix, hardware code, dimensions, internal details) is kept on file indefinitely. Want to add a matching dressing island three years after the bedroom? Same paint, same hinges, same proportions. This is one of the reasons we keep the specification on file.
Ten years, parts and labour, on every cabinet, door, drawer mechanism, finish and integrated lighting fixture. Same guarantee as our full-room commissions — single pieces are not built to a lesser standard.
Ten years, covering all parts and labour — every cabinet, drawer mechanism, hinge, light fitting and painted surface. Most Metro walk-ins are still running on original hardware after fifteen years. The guarantee is transferable to a new owner.
Sometimes the roomonly needs one thing.
Book a free home visit. Our senior designer brings material samples and measures the room so the piece is drawn to where it'll live.