Clear answers before the first conversation.
The questions we hear most often, answered plainly. If yours isn’t here, just ask.
Do you make ready-to-ship furniture?
Not usually. We’re a custom workshop, so most pieces are made to order: we talk through what you need, measure, and quote, then build, finish, and check the piece before it goes to you.
How long does a custom piece take?
It depends on the size of the piece, the materials, the finish, and what’s already in the workshop. Once we understand your project, we’ll talk through timing with you.
Can I get an instant price?
Not instantly, because every piece is different. Send us the dimensions, the wood and finish you have in mind, your delivery location, and how the piece will be used, and we’ll prepare a quotation.
What woods do you work with?
Mostly plantation mahogany and African mahogany (khaya). Molave and reclaimed narra are available on special request, depending on availability and the project.
Do you deliver?
Yes, delivery can be arranged. Include your location when you request a quote, and we’ll confirm delivery or pickup details with you.
Can every old piece be restored?
Not always. Many pieces can be repaired and carefully refinished, but some have limits. Send us photos of the piece, and we’ll tell you honestly what’s possible after an assessment.
Do you take bulk or commercial orders?
Yes. We’ve built furniture for hotels, dormitories, offices and commercial spaces, including six dormitories across Metro Manila for one client. We visit the site, take measurements, and quote based on the pieces and the total quantity.
Do you work with interior designers?
Yes. Share your design and layout, and we’ll prepare a quote from it. For designers working with their own clients, we offer trade arrangements; get in touch and we’ll discuss terms.
Can I visit the workshop?
Yes, by appointment. Please contact us before visiting so we can arrange a suitable time and talk through your project.
Still deciding what to ask?
Start with what you need the piece to do and where it will live. The workshop can help shape the rest of the conversation.