Fabbro woodwork
Made for the space you have.
Bespoke joinery turns an overlooked wall, awkward corner or everyday storage problem into part of the architecture. Bring your ideas to Fabbro for a project-specific discussion.
A useful piece starts with a useful brief
For a study, explain the equipment and paperwork you use. For a media wall, include the television and audio equipment dimensions. For display cabinetry, describe the objects that need to fit. These details help establish shelf spacing, concealed storage and a layout that serves the room.
Consider the whole elevation
The relationship between open shelving, closed doors and surrounding wall space makes a fitted piece feel balanced. Aligning important edges with doors or existing architectural features can help it feel intentional. The timber finish should be assessed beside nearby floors, furniture and natural stone.
Resolve services and access
Cable routes, ventilation for equipment, access to sockets and future maintenance should be included in the design. An attractive cabinet still needs to be practical to use. Confirm which electrical or building changes are included in the project scope and which need a separate contractor.
Add stone with purpose
A stone shelf, desktop or accent panel can connect the joinery to other finishes in the home. Before approving the design, discuss weight, supports, joints and edge details with the woodwork and stone teams together.
A few useful questions
Can I enquire with a sketch or inspiration image?
Yes. Include the intended use, approximate dimensions and photographs of the space. Reference images help explain a direction; a project drawing resolves the actual design.
Can a fitted unit include stone?
Include the stone element in the brief so the teams can discuss the appropriate material, support and junction details.
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