A one-off piece
A unique piece for a particular space, purpose or occasion.
Have a project that does not fit neatly into one category? We bring design, timber, resin and the right making processes together. First, we assess feasibility; then we suggest a practical route to the result you need.

A unique piece for a particular space, purpose or occasion.
A component that needs to fit a larger assembly, with connections and dimensions carefully considered.
Check shape, workmanship or use before commissioning multiple pieces.
Repeat production to an approved design, with the scope and inspection criteria agreed in advance.
Not every idea needs every process we offer. We choose the approach around the material, function and budget. If a design has a technical limitation, we explain it and discuss a suitable adjustment.
What should the piece do, where will it sit and who will use it?
Contact with other components, fixings and the necessary clearances all matter.
We select timber, resin, metal or another suitable material to match the brief.
If a detail needs exploring, we can agree a model, sample or trial piece.
For a food shop, we made three-dimensional features inspired by the shape of an apple. Layered timber panels and lines of light create depth that stands out from the shop floor. These photographs show our work installed in the shop.
Our projects show timber, resin, metal and personalisation working together. They are not technical prototypes or ready-made solutions for every brief.

A blue resin river and an open metal base. For your table, we develop the composition around the actual timber and its intended space.

A personalised holder connects the brand with the way drinks are served. For a new brief, we start with the gift's purpose, not simply where to put a logo.

Timber silhouettes of Malta, Gozo and Comino connect a functional piece with a meaningful place. We can discuss the same design principle for your own theme.
These descriptions refer to features visible in our portfolio. Dimensions, material options, price and timing for a new project are agreed separately.
We gather dimensions, the intended use, quantity and any files or references you have.
We assess feasibility, recommend a process and set out the scope of the quote.
We confirm the design and, where needed, agree a trial piece first.
We make the agreed piece and check the important specifications before handover.
Explaining the purpose is more useful than a list of dimensions on its own. Tell us what is not working now, what the new piece should change and which dimensions are fixed. We can develop the rest together.
A prototype checks selected qualities. We agree whether we are testing shape, strength, finish or simply the visual direction. The outcome of those checks then informs repeat production.
Not all dimensions are equally important. Features that connect to an existing part need clear requirements. We agree tolerances and inspection methods before quoting, not at collection.
Yes. Describe its purpose and add dimensions or a reference image. We assess what needs developing further.
A photograph can be a starting point, but we still need to assess feasibility, materials and construction.
If you have suitable, complete files, less preparation may be needed. We assess any further development when reviewing your enquiry.
Yes. A one-off piece or prototype can be a standalone commission.
We start from the approved result, then agree quantity, inspection and timing. The run is priced according to its scope.
Not every project fits a single product label. For an unusual commission, we bring design, materials and making processes together around the result you need.
A sketch or reference image is a useful start, but purpose and location matter too. Before designing, we clarify dimensions, quantity and the key constraints.
Timber, resin and metal each have different properties and making requirements. We choose the right combination for the structure, appearance and intended use.
A one-off piece and repeat production need different preparation and checks. We define the scope, process and price only after reviewing the particular brief.
Send a sketch, photograph or drawing to our Bratislava workshop for an initial review. Mark what the finished piece must meet exactly, such as a dimension or function, and what is simply visual inspiration. This helps us decide whether a design is enough, a sample is needed or the project can move straight into production.
Leave your contact details and a quick outline. We’ll get in touch to talk it through and suggest the next step.
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