Custom furniture · France

One project.
Many details to get right.

A French customer’s custom furniture brief brought together seating, tables and storage beds—with individual reference images, dimensions, materials and quantities.

A completed custom furniture project, with production and delivery confirmed by the project owner. The photographs show selected products and production details.

The brief

A reference image was only the beginning.

The recorded brief listed 13 items. Upholstery, dimensions, mechanisms and quantities needed to be addressed separately, rather than treated as one general instruction to match the look.

Seating details

The brief included eight upholstered dining chairs and four bar stools. A swivel-chair quantity was explicitly corrected from one to two.

Table geometry

The customer clarified that a table’s overall dimensions should not be confused with the size of its base.

Extension mechanism

The requested dining table measured 2,200 mm closed and 3,000 mm extended, with two 400 mm extension leaves.

What mattered to the buyer

Materials. Measurements. Confirmation.

The customer specified materials for individual items and requested product photos for review, so adjustments could be discussed before production.

That distinction matters in custom enquiries: the visual reference, requested specification and final agreed specification should be recorded separately.

Customer reference & our finished product

From a custom brief to finished furniture.

Selected furniture made for this project. Each item had its own reference, dimensions and material requirements.

Dining chair

Customer-supplied visual reference — Customer-supplied reference · design brief, not our product

A compact upholstered dining chair made for the project.

Bar stool

An upholstered bar stool photographed with protective frame wrapping.

Lounge chair

The supplied photograph shows the lounge chair from the side.

Sectional sofa

The photographs show the finished sectional sofa from two angles.

Additional sectional sofa angle — Additional physical product angle

First table · Travertine-look sintered stone

The first table was made with a travertine-look sintered-stone top. The photos and extension video below show this first production.

Customer-supplied reference for the first table — Customer-supplied reference · first table design brief

First travertine-look sintered-stone table closed — First table · closed

First table extended from the front — First table · extended, front view

First table extended at an angle — First table · extended, angled view

First table · extension demonstration

Second table · Glossy white sintered stone with gold veining

Sintered-stone slab with white background and gold and grey veining selected for the second table — Second table material · glossy white sintered stone with gold veining

The customer subsequently ordered a second table with a glossy white-and-gold sintered-stone finish. These are separate productions; the first table’s video shows the travertine-look version.

Second table with white-and-gold sintered-stone top — Second table · white-and-gold finish

Second table packing with wooden outer frames — Second table · packing photograph supplied by the project owner

Project details

Look beyond the silhouette.

Upholstery swatches photographed during the project — Upholstery swatches

Unupholstered metal stool frame — Frame-stage photograph

Table underside and extension structure — Extension structure

Product demonstration

See the chair in use.

Product-use demonstration; this is not a load, durability or certification test.

Your custom enquiry

Start with your reference.

Send your reference image or drawing, approximate quantity and destination. Include your preferred dimensions and materials so we can review the requirements.

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One project.Many details to get right.