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Speak to a designer about your project

Skip the sales pitch. Tell us a little about your home and what you have in mind, and one of our designers will review your plans and tell you exactly what is possible.

What happens next

01Tell us about your project
Share plans, photos or simply an idea of what you would like.

02We will be in touch
A designer will contact you to talk through your ideas, timings and budget.

03Your design consultation
We explore layouts, materials and finishes together, shaped around how you live.

Prefer to talk? Call 053 942 1585

Kitchen island with induction hob and drawer storage, flanked by integrated fridge-freezer and built-in ovens beneath skylights

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Since 1973

Family cabinetmakers for over 50 years

One team

In-house design, making & fitting

Made to measure

Every piece designed for your home

Questions

Before you book

Anything else on your mind? Call us on 053 942 1585.

It is a relaxed conversation with one of our designers about your home, how you live and what you would like to achieve. We look at any plans, photos or inspiration you have, talk through layout ideas, materials and finishes, and give you an honest view of what is possible.

Every kitchen is designed and made for its home, so the investment depends on size, materials, finishes and appliances. Our kitchen cabinetry typically starts from €35,000, and we talk openly about budget early on so the design is shaped to fit it.

Everything is made to order in our workshop. Once your design is finalised and signed off, installation typically follows 10 to 12 weeks later.

No. We design and make furniture for any room of the home, from kitchens and bathroom vanities to walk-in pantries, home bars, boot rooms, dressing rooms and whole-house joinery.

Nothing is essential. Floor plans, architect’s drawings or rough measurements help, as do photos of the space and images you love. If you are just starting out, that is fine too.