Really successful fitted furniture needs to pick up the architectural features of the room.
By matching existing mouldings and carefully balancing proportions Dan aims to create furniture which is in itself aesthetically pleasing whilst becoming effortlessly integrated into the house.
The true test of a piece is if it is possible to imagine it has always been there.
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This piece is built from MDF and was painted on site after installation.
It features cupboard doors on touch latches and there is wine bottle storage.
In the central section are four deep drawers on steel runners.
This floor to ceiling piece was built around the specific hi-fi components of the client.
The lower section has built in storage racks for DVDs and CDs.
The shelf the TV stands on has an aluminium strengthening section to increase rigidity.
The cupboards in the top section are on touch latches.
Built in hardwood with details to match the 1930s Cambridge house in which it was installed, this fire surround sets off the Rojo Alicante marble perfectly and allows for the installation of a modern, multi fuel stove in an existing fire place.
This project involved multiple trades to achieve the desired result with
the work co-ordinated by Dan.
This Built in Cabinet was created for a client in Teversham, Cambridge.
Built using a combination of MDF and softwood this piece required that the existing skirting board be refitted across the base of the unit and the plaster cornice be refitted at the top.
Down lighters have also been incorporated into the design which creates an interesting effect with the glass shelves in the centre section.
