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Curved natural-timber glazed room divider with open double doors and textured glass

Inside the workshop

Where drawings become joinery.

A closer view of the sequence behind setting out, jointing, dry assembly and finishing—the stages where accuracy becomes something tactile.

The making sequence

Every cut answers an earlier decision.

Each stage has a clear responsibility and protects the quality of the finished result.

  1. 02

    Resolve

    Proportion, construction, glass, finish and hardware become one agreed design.

  2. 03

    Make

    Components move through preparation, jointing, dry assembly and careful bench work.

  3. 04

    Finish

    Colour, sheen and protection are treated as part of the joinery, not an afterthought.

At close range

The joint, the profile and the finish all tell the same story.

Bench accuracy matters because the finished work is read through alignment, shadow, touch and repeated details.

Curved natural-timber glazed room divider with open double doors and textured glassDark charcoal timber entrance with stained-glass fanlight, sidelights and polished brass hardware

A small working glossary

Craft, in plain English.

Setting out
Translating agreed dimensions and geometry into full, buildable information.
Dry assembly
Bringing components together before final finishing to check fit and alignment.
Profile
The shaped edge or moulding that controls shadow, proportion and character.

See where the making finishes.

Explore completed work