Care & guarantee for your custom closet
Built to be kept,
not replaced.
A project is the start of a relationship measured in decades. Twenty-five years on the cabinetry, a lifetime on the joinery, and the original drawings in our file in perpetuity — so the room can be returned to, not redone.
Against any defect in material or workmanship. Carcasses, doors, drawers, finishes.
Every hand-cut joint, for as long as the piece stands.
Runners, hinges, and mechanisms to the manufacturer's specification, replaced from stock we keep.
Held against the project number, not a receipt. It transfers with the residence and is honored by the same workshop that built the piece — never subcontracted out.
Solid timber
Dust with a dry cloth; once a year, a thin coat of the hardwax oil we leave with you, buffed out.
Limed & wire-brushed
Dust with the grain so the lime stays seated; never oil the limed face.
Unlacquered metal
Leave it; a dry cloth is the only maintenance — the patina is the point.
Painted finishes
A barely-damp microfiber cloth, then dry — no solvents, no abrasive pads.
Leather & stone
Leather: a neutral cream once a year. Stone: blot, never wipe; re-seal honed surfaces every two to three years.
We keep the
drawings forever.
Every project's original drawings stay in our file in perpetuity. Tastes move; the joinery does not have to.
Arrange a return visit
The most sustainable closet is the one no one throws away. Solid timber, mechanically joined, built to be repaired — never replaced.
Does the guarantee transfer if we sell the apartment?
Yes — held against the residence, not the owner.
A drawer no longer runs smoothly. Is that covered?
A morning's visit, no charge within the cabinetry term.
Can you match a repair to a ten-year-old finish?
Yes — the finish formula is recorded against your number, and the repair is aged into the surrounding work.
What is genuinely not covered?
Flood, fire, and a finish deliberately altered by another hand.
- I On a living finish Why an unlacquered pull is not a flaw of finish but the record of the household that used it.
- II The material library Every wood, finish, metal and leather we keep — and the care folder that lives with each.
- III What it costs & how long it takes A clean reading of price, timeline, and the guarantee that follows the room afterward.
A closet you will not have to think about.
Everything begins with a conversation.