Home design consultation

We plan the furniture in your room

Furniture Craft visits customers at their properties rather than asking them to travel to a showroom. The room, access and storage priorities can be considered together.

Furniture Craft design drawing showing a proposed fitted wardrobe layout
A design drawing helps explain the proposed layout before manufacture.

The process

From first message to fitted furniture

Before the appointment

Send your postcode and a short description. Photographs and approximate measurements help, but exact dimensions are not required to enquire.

At your property

We discuss storage, measure the available space and consider doors, windows, the bed and other room features.

Review the proposal

Consider the layout, finish, written specification and quotation together. Ask about anything that is unclear.

Agree the order

Confirm the final design, scope, payment arrangements and expected timetable before manufacture.

Design drawing for a made-to-measure fitted wardrobe room
The drawing should be reviewed with the written materials and scope.

Design review

Look beyond the picture

A 3D design can explain proportions and storage zones. It should be reviewed alongside the selected materials, interior layout, hardware and installation scope rather than treated as a substitute for them.

If the scope changes, the revised design and quotation should be confirmed in writing.

Home visits only

Do we need to visit an office?

No. We do not operate a public showroom, and the registered office is not a place to view furniture or attend consultations. Appointments take place at customer properties.

At handover

Review the finished work

Check how doors and drawers operate, ask about care and retain the written terms supplied for your particular project.

Tell us about your room

Send your postcode, a short description and photographs if you have them. You do not need a finished design to start a conversation.

Request a home consultation