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Painted
Painted finishes in traditional joinery protect and enhance wooden doors, windows, and furniture by providing a smooth, durable surface. The wood is carefully sanded, primed, and painted—often with multiple coats of oil-based or acrylic paint—to ensure long-lasting coverage. Finishes can be matte, satin, or gloss, selected to complement the design style and showcase the craftsmanship.
Beyond adding color, painted finishes protect timber from moisture and wear, preserving the beauty and longevity of joinery in both luxury residential interiors and commercial environments.
Melamine
Melamine finishes are smooth, durable surfaces created by bonding melamine resin-impregnated decorative paper onto engineered wood panels like MDF or particleboard. These finishes are highly resistant to scratches, heat, stains, and moisture, making them ideal for kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, and office furniture.
Available in a wide range of colors, patterns, and textures—including woodgrain and solid shades—melamine offers a low-maintenance and cost-effective alternative to traditional wood finishes. Its hard surface is easy to clean and maintain, making it popular for both commercial interiors and high-end residential projects where practicality meets style.
While melamine lacks the natural warmth and depth of real wood finishes, it delivers consistent performance and durability suited to busy environments.
Laminate
Laminate finishes are decorative surface layers made by bonding printed or textured paper with resin onto a substrate like MDF or particleboard under high heat and pressure. They are widely used in furniture and cabinetry for their durability, resistance to scratches, moisture, and stains, and ease of maintenance. Available in countless colors, patterns, and textures—including realistic wood grains, stone looks, and solid colors—laminate finishes provide a versatile, cost-effective alternative to natural wood or painted surfaces. While laminate is practical and stylish, it doesn’t have the same depth or natural feel as solid wood finishes often used in traditional joinery.
Veneer
We use high-quality veneer finishes to enhance the natural beauty of wood while providing durability and elegance. Veneering allows us to showcase exquisite wood grains and textures without compromising sustainability. Combined with our traditional joinery techniques, these finishes create stunning, smooth surfaces that are both functional and visually appealing.
Whether you prefer classic wood tones or contemporary styles, our veneer finishes offer a refined, polished look tailored to elevate both luxury residential interiors and sophisticated commercial spaces.
Real Wood
At our workshop, we specialize in high-quality joinery using real, solid wood carefully selected for its natural beauty and durability. We work with a wide range of premium hardwoods including oak, walnut, ash, maple, cherry, beech, teak, mahogany, and birch—each chosen for its distinctive character, strength, and grain pattern.
Whether crafting elegant oak doors, rich walnut staircases, custom teak cabinetry, or timeless cherry trim, our expert craftsmanship ensures every piece of joinery enhances both luxury homes and commercial interiors with lasting quality and refined style.
Stone
Stone finishes define the texture, appearance, and feel of natural stone surfaces. They not only enhance the beauty of materials like granite, marble, and limestone but also influence durability and slip resistance. Common finishes include polished, for a high-gloss, reflective surface; honed, offering a smooth, matte look; flamed, with a rough, textured surface ideal for exteriors; and brushed or tumbled, which give a softer, aged appearance. Each finish highlights different characteristics of the stone and is selected based on aesthetic preferences and practical use—whether it's for counter-tops, flooring, cladding, or decorative accents.