I co-founded Sorell in 2012 with my old school friend David Buchanan Dunlop after spending a couple of years working by myself designing and making bespoke furniture. I now run Sorell by myself but still with the same aims and ethos that we began with back in 2012 - always seeking to make beautifully crafted pieces of furniture and home accessories to the highest standards, designed to meet the individual aspirations of our clients. Find out more about our approach to achieving this here- Bespoke Process.
We can design and make any piece of furniture to your exact requirements, whether it be a freestanding dining table or a fully fitted kitchen. As with all items that we make, our bespoke pieces are designed with a keen eye for detail and built to an exceptionally high standard. Commissioning a piece of bespoke furniture is a close collaboration where we take time to understand your needs and tailor the approach to suit each project. Our flexible approach to design can be seen in the wide variety of projects and styles we have been commissioned to make in the past.
Client pics from @mairidhonn and @tmj_inkymess We finished this bespoke kitchen at the end of last year and had hoped to get back to take some photos before now. We'll have to wait little bit longer, but here's some of the clients own in the meantime. The starting point for the design was to.
More Scottish Oak from the archives, May 2013. A Scottish themed study designed by @arosfainterior design. Ideal for working from home! We used solid Scottish Oak for the desktop and door frames and complimented this with European Oak veneer for the door panels. Designed to be.
Back to March 2014 and another of our earlier commissions. Re-imagining the traditional 'Edinburgh Press', we call this one the 'Just Outside Dalkeith Alcove'. A combination of beautiful solid Scottish Pippy Oak shelves and European Oak veneer panels for the doors.
Back to 2013 this time with these American Black Walnut wardrobe doors. Traditional frame and panel construction, raising the panels to be flush with a minimal expansion gap for a clean, modern look. As you can see, the client wanted to maximise the storage space and to keep the design as simple as.
Fitting the new to the (very old) can be a challenge. We like a challenge. Solid oak shelving scribed to the stonework with hidden fixings/ supports. Part of our work on a full flat renovation by Izat Arundell (https:// www.izatarundell.com) in Edinburgh's Grassmarket back in October of last year.
