It means the furniture is created after an order is placed and the project details are agreed. The piece is not selected from ready warehouse inventory.
Frequently asked questionsUseful answers before
Useful answers before
your custom build.
Made-to-order furniture is collaborative by nature. These answers explain the studio’s general approach; final materials, cost, timeline and logistics are confirmed for each project.
Planning & customisation
Questions worth resolving early.
The clearer the shared brief, the easier it is to make confident decisions before production.
Yes. Dimensions are one of the core customisation areas. Accurate site or room measurements, access conditions and functional clearances should be confirmed before production.
Depending on the piece, dimensions, wood species, finish, colour, storage configuration, hardware, edge profiles, upholstery, design details, engraving and personalisation can be discussed.
The supplied studio brief includes dining tables, beds, headboards, sofas, lounge chairs, coffee and side tables, TV units, wardrobes, bookshelves, study furniture, home-office furniture, doors, panels and interior woodwork.
Yes. You can send reference images, sketches or architectural drawings. It is useful to explain what you like about each reference. Final designs should be adapted to your project rather than copied without consideration.
Share the project type, approximate dimensions, location, references and functional requirements. A quotation can then be prepared after the scope, materials and details are understood.
Made-to-order pricing varies with size, wood, design complexity, storage, hardware, upholstery, finish, delivery and installation. Publishing one generic price could be misleading.
The website does not state one fixed production time. The expected timeline should be confirmed in the project quotation because it depends on design approval, material choices, complexity and current production planning.
Natural wood varies in grain, tone and figure. A sample or photograph can guide the direction, but exact visual repetition should not be expected from a natural material.
Delivery and installation are part of the stated project process, but the exact scope, location coverage, access requirements and charges should be confirmed in the final quotation.
Confirm entry widths, staircase or lift access, floor level, parking or loading restrictions, and the installation area. These details can affect handling and should be shared before dispatch.
Call +91 96366 13133, email solidwoodstudio55@gmail.com, use WhatsApp, or submit the project enquiry form. Start with the room, the purpose and any reference you have.
Still deciding what to ask?
Start with the practical facts.
A first conversation does not need to solve every detail, but it should establish the room, purpose and direction.
1
Where will the piece go?
Share the city, room, approximate space and access conditions.
2
What must it do?
Explain seating, storage, equipment or daily-use needs.
3
What should it feel like?
Send references or describe the visual direction in your own words.
Ask the studio directly
Use WhatsApp for reference images and quick context, or send an email if your brief is longer.