These hand painted kitchen units are made to a traditional design with handmade poplar frames, hung on stainless steel hinges. The breakfast bar is made with reclaimed lab tops.

The large corner counter for this bike shop interior is made with birch ply and Formica, with glass windows to provide display areas.

This home office incorporates files drawers, thin drawers and shelving alongside a wall unit with sliding doors and wall-hung shelving boxes. It is made with birch ply and walnut veneer.

This sprayed MDF office shelving unit encompasses a whole wall to provide ample storage with a combination of different-sized shelves.

This pair of curved, reclining benches were designed to make use of an awkward, oval-shaped room and provide hidden storage. Made from ash veneer on birch ply.

Designed for Edit Photgraphic, this office interior required desk spaces and retouching booths as well as plenty of storage. The units have been made from phenolic birch-ply, a hard-wearing pre-finished board material. The final image shows how cable holes have been used to keep the space clutter-free.

These full-height bedroom wardrobes are finished in an oiled oak veneer. The doors and drawers all feature inset, routed handles.

Reclaimed pine joists have been used for these ‘floating’ alcove shelves. The cupboards are spray finished, featuring panelled doors and vintage handles.

These kitchen cupboards were made so that the grain runs across the doors, showing off the flow of the walnut veneer. The handles are made from solid walnut creating a seamless finish. The whole kitchen uses birch ply as a substrate, with a Formica work surface and phenolic-faced carcasses.

Rounded routed handles and baby blue Formica pair up with floating shelves made from reclaimed poster boards in this retro kitchen. The worktop is made from reclaimed support beams.