Your project · Our Wakefield workshop

From first enquiry to fitted furniture

See how your bespoke kitchen, wardrobe or fitted furniture project moves from first enquiry to completion. Find out what to send us, what happens at each stage and which decisions you’ll need to make.

You can start with an idea. You do not need finished drawings.

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First discussion: Initial guidance helps establish the direction.
Detailed design: Detailed design follows the 10% design deposit. Confirm the payment amount and terms in your proposal before you proceed.
Manufacture: Manufacture follows design approval and production scheduling.

Start with what you have

A useful first brief

Room type, location and what you want to achieve
Photos, rough dimensions, sketches or existing plans
Inspiration, materials or finishes you like

Help us recommend the right route

Approximate budget and preferred timing
Supply only or installation preference. Compare supply and installation options →
Site access, other trades and any practical constraints

These details help the discussion; missing drawings or an undecided finish should not stop you getting in touch. A budget range helps us keep the proposal realistic.

Stage 01 / 05

Share your starting point

Photos, a sketch or an idea are enough.

Your part: Send your room type, location and what the furniture needs to do.

Add rough dimensions, plans or inspiration if available.
Our part: We review your space and priorities and identify what we need for a useful first discussion.
Outcome: An initial project direction; you do not need a finished design.

Stage 02 / 05

Agree the scope and budget direction

Find a realistic route before detailed design.

Customer seating, material samples and consultation desk in the JS DECO Wakefield design studio — Consultation in our Wakefield studio — Space to discuss your ideas, materials and practical requirements.

Your part: Share your priorities, preferred timing and approximate budget.

Mention existing trades, access restrictions and whether you need installation.
Our part: We discuss layout, scope and materials. Options may include plywood, real wood veneer, painted finishes, FENIX, laminate or ceramic-faced furniture.

Start by email, phone, video call or a workshop appointment; site visits depend on the project.
Outcome: A clearer brief and a suitable route for the next stage.

Stage 03 / 05

Develop and approve the design

Resolve the decisions that shape your furniture.

Design visualisation of the Cawthorne plywood kitchen layout with orange cabinetry and green tall units — Design example — A visualisation of the Cawthorne kitchen. Materials and room finishes are illustrative.

Before you commit: confirm the design scope and the payment terms in your proposal. Explore the dedicated kitchen design service →

Your part: Review layouts, samples and the specification.

Confirm appliance models, practical requirements and who approves the drawings.
Our part: After the 10% design deposit is paid, we develop the layout, storage, materials, visible details and production specification.
Outcome: Approved drawings, confirmed dimensions and an agreed specification before manufacture.

Stage 04 / 05

Make and check your furniture

From approved drawings to workshop production.

CNC machining equipment inside the JS DECO workshop — Workshop production — CNC machinery supports the manufacture of your bespoke furniture in Wakefield.

Oak kitchen cabinets being assembled in the JS DECO Wakefield workshop — Cabinet assembly — Bespoke oak kitchen cabinetry brought together in our Wakefield workshop.

Your part: Keep us informed of changes to the room, building programme or access.

Agree any changes before work proceeds.
Our part: Our experienced cabinet makers machine, assemble, finish and check your furniture in our Wakefield workshop, then prepare it for delivery.

Production updates or a workshop visit can be arranged where useful.
Outcome: Furniture prepared for the agreed delivery or installation.

Stage 05 / 05

Deliver, install and complete

Prepare the site around the agreed supply route.

Completed Cawthorne kitchen with orange and olive cabinetry and exposed plywood edges — Completed project — The Cawthorne kitchen, fitted in its home after design and workshop production.

Your part: Confirm access, delivery arrangements and site readiness.

For supply only, your appointed fitter confirms final site dimensions and drawing adjustments before production.
Our part: For an agreed supply-and-installation scope, we arrange survey and measurement confirmation and take responsibility for the agreed fitting, carried out by subcontractors.
Outcome: Delivery and completion follow the agreed scope, with any outstanding adjustments discussed at handover.

Choose the right supply arrangement

Supply only

We manufacture and deliver the furniture. Your fitter confirms final site dimensions and any drawing adjustments before production.

Agree who receives, unloads, stores and installs the furniture. We can coordinate practical installation information where required.

Supply with installation

JS DECO arranges survey and measurement confirmation and takes responsibility for the agreed installation, delivered by subcontractors.

Installation availability depends on location, site conditions and scheduling. It is normally priced separately because access and the amount of site work vary.

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Questions before you begin

Do I need a finished design?

No. Room photos, approximate dimensions, inspiration images and a short description are enough to start. Existing architect drawings or designer plans are welcome too.

What happens before the 10% design deposit?

We review the direction, likely scope, priorities and budget. Detailed design starts once the direction is agreed and the 10% design deposit is paid.

What does the design stage cover?

Layout development, materials and finishes, storage planning, technical decisions, revisions and preparation towards a production-ready specification. The applicable scope and payment terms should be clear before you proceed.

How long will my project take?

Timing depends on complexity, design decisions, material availability, workshop scheduling and site readiness. Tell us your target date early; the programme is agreed for your project.

Why discuss budget early?

It helps us recommend appropriate materials, hardware, finishes and an installation route, avoiding detailed design work on options that do not fit your budget.

Can you work with my architect, designer or fitter?

Yes. We can review plans, elevations, schedules, sketches and visual references. Agree who provides measurements, approves changes and coordinates the project. Working with architects and interior designers →

Can you work from an inspiration photograph?

Yes. It helps communicate style, proportions and materials. We develop the furniture around your space and practical needs rather than simply copying an image.

Do you only make kitchens?

No. We also make wardrobes, bedrooms, alcove furniture, utility rooms, home offices and other fitted furniture. The process is adapted to the room and scope.

Tell us what you have in mind

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Let’s discuss your furniture project

Tell us what you are planning, where the project is and what matters to you. You can include measurements, plans and material preferences in the enquiry.

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