Furniture made to
the millimetre.

When the space is awkward, when the piece has to store something specific, or when it must line up with joinery already on the wall. An alcove bed, a study that runs wall to wall under a window, a shoe rack in a 400 mm entrance nook — a shop can never sell you those. Custom is about fit, and fit is the thing money cannot buy off a shelf.

For upholstered seating, dining chairs and most loose pieces that do not touch a wall. A good sofa or an armchair is an engineered product with a sprung, tested frame, and a carpenter building one on site will rarely beat it on comfort or price. We are happy to say so — and to help you choose the right one.

Beds with hydraulic or drawer storage, study tables and work desks, consoles and entryway units, shoe racks, pooja units, bar counters, room dividers and partitions, window seats, benches, bookcases and panelled walls. If it can be drawn and it does not need springs, we can make it.

Yes, and we treat them carefully. Orientation and the direction the person praying will face are settled with you first, then we plan for the practical things — a heat-safe, wipe-clean surface under the diya, a drawer for the samagri, doors that close it away when the room is being used for something else, and soft lighting that does not flatten the carving.

We measure the actual opening, not the drawing — walls in Ahmedabad flats are rarely plumb and rarely square. The piece is manufactured slightly under, with scribed fillers to take up the difference on site, so it sits tight against a wall that bows without leaving a wedge of daylight at one end.

Plywood in the grade the job demands — BWR where there is any chance of water, commercial-grade where there is not — with HDHMR or MDF for shutters and profiles that must stay flat. Solid wood for legs, edges and anything that takes a knock. Finishes run from laminate and veneer to PU, acrylic and duco.