Fitted furniture and joinery
Burnham Market
Burnham Market asks for furniture that can live in a brick or flint room without looking temporary.
The village is a tight group of Georgian and later houses, with barn conversions and cottages on the lanes around it. Storage is usually the brief: a library wall, wardrobes in a bedroom that was never meant to have them, or a freestanding sideboard where you would rather not build in.
The portfolio records one fine-furniture commission here: Oak Library Storage. The photograph is a solid oak library bookcase. That is the piece we can tie to Burnham Market. The other pictures on this page are workshop examples, not further Burnham addresses.
Kitchens are a different enquiry. They are designed and fitted through Bespoke Kitchens Norfolk, not through these furniture pages.
Pieces are made at the family workshop and fitted in the house. The sequence is on the process page. Timber on the bench is the European oak, walnut and painted hardwood already described on the services page.
Work we can name here
Photographs from the workshop
Captions say when a photograph belongs to a named commission. Otherwise it is an example of the work, not a claim about a house in Burnham Market.
Oak library storage in Burnham Market, from the portfolio.
A freestanding walnut sideboard made in the workshop, not listed as a Burnham Market piece.
A solid oak dining table from the furniture workshop.
Commission a piece for Burnham Market
Call the workshop on 01362 850460, or send the room, the rough sizes and a few photographs through the contact form. Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm.