Answers to the questions we get most often.

Lead time depends on project complexity. A single table or wardrobe takes four to six weeks. A full kitchen — six to ten weeks. Complex interior projects or staircases — eight to sixteen weeks. We confirm a precise timeline after design approval.

Pricing depends on size, material, and finish. Indicative starting points: single pieces from €1,500; kitchens from €4,500; bedroom sets from €6,000; staircases from €6,000. Precise quotes follow a free consultation and site visit.

We work with five wood species: oak (strong, pronounced grain), walnut (premium tone), ash (flexible, light), birch (local to Latvia), and pine (traditional, warm). See the Materials section for a detailed description of each.

Yes, all our projects include delivery and on-site installation. Our cabinetmakers personally install pieces in Jūrmala, Riga, and throughout Latvia. On complex projects (staircases, full kitchens) installation can take two to five days.

We provide a 24-month warranty on all our products from the date of handover. The warranty covers wood defects, hardware failures, and installation errors. It does not cover everyday wear or mechanical damage caused by the user.

Yes, we work throughout Latvia. Delivery outside the Riga region is planned together with the project — timeline and cost are agreed individually. We have completed projects in Liepāja, Valmiera, Daugavpils, and other Latvian cities.

Our workshop portfolio is available in the Portfolio section (office, home, interiors, doors). For a complex commercial project example — fitting out Swedbank AS branches — see the Projects section. Where possible, we can also arrange visits to installed work at client premises by appointment.

Not always. If you already have a design project or drawings, we work as the manufacturer. If you don't, we can recommend trusted architects and interior designers we've collaborated with for years, or develop the design in-house for simpler projects.

We accept orders from a single piece (such as a table, nightstand, or shelf). We don't take on small woodworking or component jobs — our focus is on complete furniture projects where we can ensure quality control from start to finish.

Yes, but it may affect lead time and cost. Before materials are ordered, changes are usually made at no extra cost. After materials are ordered or production begins, changes may require new material purchases or rescheduling of production — we always inform the client before making any changes.

Yes. For all children's furniture we use only food-safe oils and waxes (Osmo, Rubio Monocoat) — no formaldehyde or toxic off-gassing. On children's projects we pay particular attention to rounded edges, wall-anchoring, and safety considerations.

Day-to-day — a soft, dry, or barely damp cloth. Avoid aggressive cleaners and abrasive sponges. Every six months — re-oil or re-wax the surface (depending on the finish type). Don't place hot items directly on the surface without a trivet. We provide detailed care instructions on handover.

Standard — 50% advance on contract signing, 40% on material purchase and production start, 10% after installation and client acceptance. For larger commercial projects the payment schedule is negotiated individually and set out in the contract.

Yes, we do this often. We can match wood species, finish, and style to existing pieces. Ideally we receive photos and, if possible, physical samples — so we can match the existing style precisely.

Yes, commercial projects are a significant part of our workshop. Over thirty years we have completed projects for Swedbank AS, Samsung Electronics Baltics, Pasaules Optika, and other clients. Commercial projects are planned with strict deadlines, corporate requirements, and appropriate documentation.