01Custom
Designed and made for one room
The catalogue is a system: four pieces on one square, arranged the way a terrace asks for. Custom is the other half of the studio: furniture drawn for a single place, for a room that needs something no arrangement of parts will make.
It is an end‑to‑end service. The same studio draws the piece, resolves it as real geometry, has it made in the United Arab Emirates alongside the catalogue ranges, and delivers and places it. One party is responsible from the first sketch to the moment it is standing in the room.
02How it works
A commission, not an order
A commission begins with the room rather than with a product. What the space is for, what has to fit, what it will sit beside, and what the piece is asked to do. Drawings follow from that conversation, and nothing is made until the drawings are agreed.
The materials are the ones the studio already works in and stands behind: solid teak, solution‑dyed acrylic, and the outdoor construction under every catalogue range. A commission is a different shape, not a different standard.
Not settledWhat a commission costs, how long it takes, and where the studio draws the line on what it will take on are agreed for each project rather than published. They depend on the piece, and a number written here before there is a piece would be a guess wearing a price tag.
03Begin
Start with the room
Write to the studio with the room and what it is missing. A photograph and a rough dimension are enough to start; there is no brief to fill in.
If what you need is an arrangement out of the catalogue rather than a piece of its own, build it here or book a consultation. That is the faster route, and usually the right one.