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Made-to-measure kitchens
Cabinetry planned around cooking, storage and movement.
- Base and wall units
- Islands and breakfast seating
- Pantry and appliance housings
WODIX / BESPOKE WOODWORK
Woodwork that
belongs in your space.
Kitchens, wardrobes, doors, built-ins, furniture and pergolas. Designed, made and installed around the dimensions and daily life of your project.
Made to measure. Considered in every detail.Design concept · not a completed WODIX project
01 / What we make
One space, or the whole interior.
Explore the spaces and individual pieces we can discuss for your project. Every scope begins with dimensions, specifications and a clear quotation.
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Dressing rooms & wardrobes
Storage that starts with what you own and how you use it.
- Walk-in dressing
- Fitted wardrobes
- Drawers, shelves and shoe storage
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Cladding & built-ins
A connected language for walls, media and storage.
- Feature walls
- Media units
- Bookcases and concealed storage
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Interior doors
Doors, frames and neighbouring surfaces considered together.
- Door leaves and frames
- Hardware coordination
- Matching wall finishes
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Bespoke furniture
Individual pieces sized and finished for their place.
- Dining tables
- Sideboards and consoles
- Special wooden pieces
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Pergolas & outdoor woodwork
Shade and seating shaped for the conditions of your site.
- Rooftop pergolas
- Garden structures
- Built-in outdoor seating
Images are generated design concepts for illustration. They are not photographs of completed WODIX projects or ready-made products.
02 / WHO WE WORK WITH
The same care in every detail.
A starting point that fits your project.
Planning your home, designing for a client, or managing a larger project? Tell us what you need, and we will work through the woodwork with you.
YOUR HOME, YOUR WAY
Clearer choices.
A space that feels like yours.
Whether you start with a saved image or a finished plan, we help turn your needs into woodwork that suits your dimensions, daily life, and budget.
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Built around the way you live
Appliances, movement, and storage come before choosing a cabinet front.
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Materials you understand
Cabinet body, fronts, finishes, and hardware each have their own specification.
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A clear scope of work
Define what the quotation includes, and discuss installation and delivery.
Design concept · illustrative samples03 / MATERIALS
Before choosing a colour,
understand every layer.
A beautiful front is only one part of the choice. Discuss the board and its specifications, edge treatment, hinges, runners, colour, and texture. The right selection balances appearance, use, and budget.
EXPLORE THREE COLOUR DIRECTIONS
Warm depth. Distinct character.
Rich grain and brown tones give furniture and cladding a quiet presence. Walnut pairs with light stone and warm metal details.
PERGOLAS FOR ROOFTOPS & GARDENS
A place to love,
out in the open.
A quiet morning or a gathering with family:
we start with how you will use the space and its conditions.
Before the quotation
The important details belong in the scope.
Dimensions, cabinet construction, finishes, hardware, and what delivery and installation include should be discussed before production. A written scope makes quotations easier to compare.
- Approved dimensions and drawings
- Named materials, finishes and hardware
- Clear supply and installation items
04 / OUR PROCESS
Good execution starts
before production.
Dimensions, drawings, materials, and a clear scope: details we discuss with you or the designer responsible for your project.
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Understand the scope
The work required, its location, available measurements, reference design, and target budget.
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Review the details
Layouts, materials, hardware, and how the woodwork meets appliances and other finishes.
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Agree before production
Approve dimensions, specifications, and agreed items; discuss timing and site requirements.
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Make and install
Manufacture and install the woodwork, then review the fit and operation of doors and drawers at handover.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
The details that matter.
Can you work from my interior designer's plans?
Yes. We can start from your existing design, then review dimensions, materials, and execution details with you and your designer before production. Clear drawings help define the scope accurately.
Do you work with design and fit-out firms?
Yes. We can define the required woodwork within your project, including items, specifications, approvals, supply, and installation. Drawings and bills of quantities help start the discussion.
How is the project cost determined?
Cost depends on dimensions, layouts, materials, finishes, hardware, and installation details. A price per metre alone misses these differences. Compare quotations against the same items and specifications.
Are stone, appliances, and hardware included?
That varies by project. The quotation should state what is included and what others will supply, including worktops, appliances, lighting, hardware, transport, and installation.
How long do manufacturing and installation take?
We discuss timing after the work volume, details, materials, and site readiness are known. Share your target date early so it can be considered in the project schedule.
How can I start without a finished design?
Start with photos and approximate dimensions of your space, reference images you like, and a list of what you need to store or use. Add these to your project brief, then refine measurements and details before production.
HOMEOWNER, DESIGNER, OR FIT-OUT FIRM?
Start with your project details.
We will build from there.
Dimensions, the work you need, and your reference design.
Each detail makes the first conversation clearer.