Custom furniture & carpentry in Koh Samui

Off-the-shelf furniture is built for average rooms, and villas on Koh Samui are rarely average. Ceilings run double height, alcoves sit out of square, living areas open to the weather, and a standard cabinet ends up fighting the view. Custom work starts from the room, not the catalogue. We measure, draw, and agree everything with you before a single board is cut.

Every piece follows the same path. We measure and template on site, then talk through materials and finishes for the way the piece will live. The build happens in the workshop, with a dry fit before finishing and installation. You see and approve the design and the quote before fabrication starts.

The island's climate is part of the brief. Heat, humidity and salt air all move and punish wood, so what a piece is made of matters as much as how it looks. So does sealing every face and edge. We'll talk you through the trade-offs honestly; solid wood, plywood and sheet materials each suit certain jobs, and we'll tell you which is right for yours.

Renovation projects have a place here too, with an honest line around the scope. We are the furniture and carpentry trade inside a renovation, working alongside the builder, architect or designer who runs it; we don't manage the building work ourselves.

Within that line the work is familiar ground. Built-ins get replaced after a layout change, rooms are refitted around new openings, existing woodwork is repaired or modified to match what is being added, and new pieces are built straight from the project's drawings. Because renovation schedules move, we agree the joinery slot with whoever runs the programme, and anything wired or plumbed has its position agreed with the relevant trades before fabrication.

If a job is better suited to another trade, we'll say so. We quote before we start, with no surprise line items.