Crafting Unique Solutions: Demi-Lunes

In a world where mass-produced furniture dominates the market, owning furniture that reflects your unique style and personality can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack.? Bespoke furniture offers the opportunity to have something that reflects your individuality; where every curve, every detail, is tailored to perfection.

In this case study, we explore the intricacies involved in crafting bespoke Demi-lune cabinets, tailored to meet the exacting standards of a discerning client. Demi-lune cabinets, with their graceful curves and exquisite craftsmanship, represent a pinnacle of fine furniture design and craftsmanship.

?The Brief:

To design cabinets that not only met the client's aesthetic needs, but also seamlessly integrated into the fabric of the building.

?The journey began with a collaborative effort with Markham Roberts Design and Lauren Pittams Senior Project Manager at NEJ Stevenson alongside Josh Cosh Hall (Senior Cabinet Maker), Richard Evans (Senior Cabinet Maker) and Mark Clemson (Head of Spray Shop) - tailoring the initial client design, ensuring it not only captured the vision but also considered the practical aspects of construction and finishes. Two of the Demi-lunes were to conceal air-conditioning units, requiring innovative solutions to blend them seamlessly into the construction.

?One of the key elements in realising the client's vision was the careful selection of materials. With the client's input and inspiration images, the team decided on Vavona Burr and Brazilian Mahogany. To create a suitable substructure the curved doors were formed from Birch Ply. The curved details from Limewood and the carcase from mdf and Raku.

?In keeping with the functional requirements of the air-conditioning units they featured bespoke grilles which were developed by our team to help with the efficient circulation of the air throughout the room.

Read the full case study on our website and discover the art of bespoke craftsmanship.

Crafting Unique Solutions: Demi- Lunes

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