Speak with Jacek Sobiś, founder and creative lead: j.sobis@jsdeco.co.uk · 01977 361242
Oak-veneered cabinetry and a fitted drawer in production at our Wakefield workshop.
Carry your design language through the cabinetry: proportions, colour, texture, veneer sequence and the details your client sees and uses every day.
Bring layouts, moodboards, finish references or a developed furniture schedule. Discuss material combinations, exposed edges, storage and samples with the workshop before approving the specification.
Agree how your practice, client and JS DECO will communicate, so design decisions and purchasing responsibilities stay clear.
Develop fitted furniture around the architecture: room geometry, openings, clearances and the interfaces with appliances, services and the wider fit-out.
Bring plans, elevations, cabinet schedules or a drawing package. Discuss construction details, site dimensions and installation access with the workshop, identifying what needs resolving before manufacture.
Agree who confirms measurements, coordinates the project team and approves drawings or revisions, so the manufacturing scope is clearly defined.
One workshop, a shared process. Fully bespoke dimensions, early discussion of buildability and budget, and agreed drawings and samples. Manufactured in Wakefield and delivered UK-wide, with supply-only or agreed installation options.
Our guide to fully bespoke manufacturing sets out the workshop’s typical construction approach. The final material, thickness, finish and hardware schedule is agreed for each commission.
Further detail: plywood cabinetry · FENIX finishes · grain-matched veneers.
Selected project evidence
Two professional collaborations show different starting points: an interior concept and an architectural drawing package. Each example identifies JS DECO’s actual role. A third, homeowner-led project demonstrates supply-only coordination with an independent fitter.
Lambarde Square · Designer collaboration
A client-appointed designer established the concept. JS DECO developed the technical details and manufactured birch-plywood cabinetry with FENIX Nero Ingo fronts and 44 mm solid oak surfaces.
JS DECO’s role: technical development and manufacture.
London · Architect collaboration
Working from Jernej Cencic Studio’s drawings, JS DECO developed the cabinetry specification, custom storage and appliance integration. FENIX fronts, granite surfaces and tall wall cabinets carry the design through the room.
JS DECO’s role: technical development, manufacture and installation.
North Devon · Supply only
A concealed utility entrance was integrated into a Scandinavian kitchen. JS DECO developed and supplied the furniture, supporting the client’s carpenter by phone and video call during fitting.
This homeowner-led commission shows how a supply-only arrangement can work when the project has its own installer.
Browse more completed kitchens, wardrobes and fitted furniture →
Customer perspective · London project
“Jacek was responsive to any and all queries raised throughout the process”
Cosette Reczek · Customer review
Cosette’s account describes communication between the customer, architect and building team, advice on the available options and attention to installation.
Whether you are an interior designer or an architect, agree who leads the design, who purchases the furniture and who receives drawings, prices and project updates. Discuss confidentiality and preferred client contact at the outset, so the working arrangement is agreed before information is shared.
You can involve the workshop at concept stage for a construction and budget discussion, or bring a developed drawing package. Production requires confirmed dimensions and an agreed specification.
Supply only: the client’s fitter confirms final site dimensions and drawing adjustments before production. Define delivery access, unloading and fitting responsibilities as part of the order.
Supply and installation: JS DECO arranges survey and measurement confirmation and takes responsibility for the agreed installation, carried out by subcontractors.
Pricing, payment stages, lead times and any trade requirements are discussed for the individual project. Include your target budget and programme in the initial brief if available.
From first conversation to furniture
Clear information and written approvals matter as much as craftsmanship. We identify what is needed at each stage so that dimensions, finishes and responsibilities are understood before production.
Interior schemes, architectural plans and elevations, cabinet schedules or concept visuals. Include the location, intended timing and preferred supply arrangement.
Review materials, finish level, budget assumptions, appliance models and site access. Early concepts can inform a budget range; firm pricing needs an agreed specification.
Confirm final dimensions, drawings, samples and who approves changes. Agree survey responsibility before production and revisit the programme if the specification changes.
Our cabinet makers manufacture the furniture in Wakefield. Delivery and installation services are agreed for each project and carried out by subcontractors.
Your connection to the workshop
Jacek Sobiś
Founder & Director
For interior designers and architects alike, a productive workshop relationship starts with a clear conversation. Jacek is JS DECO’s founder and creative lead, helping connect your design intent with the materials, construction and detailing needed to make it.
Our experienced cabinet makers manufacture the furniture in Wakefield. Delivery and installation are carried out by subcontractors within the agreed scope, with responsibilities clarified before work proceeds.
Bring drawings, a material direction or an early concept. Discuss proportions, veneer details and practical constraints with Jacek before committing to the production specification.
Agree how your practice, client and project team will communicate, approve decisions and purchase the furniture. You can also introduce your studio before a live commission is ready.
Introduce your practice or discuss a project with Jacek — by phone, video call or a workshop visit by appointment.
Planning a kitchen, wardrobes or a wider fitted interior? Send the information you have now; the remaining details can be identified together.
Yes. We can work from PDF plans and elevations, DWG files, schedules, moodboards and SketchUp or similar 3D references. Use the form for a PDF or image, or share a link to larger drawing packages and native design files.
Yes. A layout, reference images and finish direction can support an initial budget discussion. Final pricing and production require an agreed specification and confirmed measurements.
For supply only, the client’s fitter confirms final site dimensions and drawing adjustments before production. For an agreed supply-and-installation scope, JS DECO arranges survey and measurement confirmation and takes responsibility for installation, carried out by subcontractors.
Where the chosen materials and finishes allow it, veneer direction and grain can be aligned across runs. Discuss this, edge details and finish samples during specification, before production approval.
Timing is confirmed for each project. Final appliance models, stable site dimensions and clear approvals help keep the programme realistic. Changes to the brief or site readiness need to be reviewed before proceeding.
Yes. Workshop visits in Wakefield are by appointment; phone and video consultations are also available. You can introduce your practice through the form even if you do not yet have a live commission.
Tell Jacek how your practice works, who is purchasing the furniture and how you would like client communication handled. Any trade requirements, confidentiality needs and approval responsibilities should be discussed and agreed for the project.
Contact the workshop
Interior designers and architects are equally welcome to share a current brief or introduce their practice. A completed drawing package is not needed to begin.
Start with your name, email and a short introduction. You can leave the optional project fields blank when introducing your practice; drawings are not needed to begin.
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