Photo + what you want built
Two photos of the space, three measurements, a sentence about what you want: 'a desk under the stairs,' 'a wardrobe for the alcove,' 'a dining table for six in a 3.4 m room.' The studio generates four concepts.
Looking for a furniture builder in London? Knuslabs designs bespoke wooden furniture concepts online from a photo. Desks, wardrobes, bookcases, dining tables, media units: all sized to fit your specific room. Design free today; we cut at our partner mill and ship to London in 14–18 days when production opens later in 2026.
Searching for a furniture builder in London returns four names, three of which are booked out twelve weeks. The fourth quotes £2,400 just to come and measure for a built-in desk you wanted under your stairs.
That's not a complaint about craftspeople: they're slow because they're scarce, and they're scarce because the work is genuinely skilled. What we can do is move design and cutting online. The studio generates four options sized to your room, a human cabinetmaker verifies the design, and a CNC mill cuts the panels.
You lose the in-person sketch session. You save the eight-week wait, two visits, and £1,500–£2,500 in labour. The wood and the fit are the same. Free to design today; production opens later in 2026.
Designed for London homes. Shipped at launch.


Two photos of the space, three measurements, a sentence about what you want: 'a desk under the stairs,' 'a wardrobe for the alcove,' 'a dining table for six in a 3.4 m room.' The studio generates four concepts.
A human cabinetmaker validates the concept for structural fit, hinge clearance, and material specs. You see an indicative quote, a bill of materials, and a target delivery date.
When production opens later in 2026, pre-cut, pre-finished, pre-drilled panels arrive in 14–18 days. Two people, one afternoon. No power tools needed.

Black walnut desk built into the wedge-shaped space under a staircase. Top surface notched around the stringer, two drawers, integrated cable channel.

Hinged-door wardrobe concept for a bedroom alcove of 1.84 m. Hanging rail on the left, drawer tower on the right. Brass pulls, oak grain feature.

Solid walnut dining table sized to leave 60 cm clearance behind each chair in a 3.4 m wide dining room. Steel hairpin base.

Birch ply bookcase wall fitted between two existing walls. Adjustable shelves, lower closed cabinet, integrated LED strips.

Low oak window seat with piano-hinge top and gas struts. Sized to a bay window niche. Soft loose cushion supplied separately.

Slim media unit with lacquered MDF front, oak interior, and concealed cable management. Fits a 1.56 m wall with a 65" TV above.
The studio uses wood-led finish directions so concepts feel concrete. Exact substrates, suppliers, finishes, packaging, and delivery details will be confirmed before any production order opens.
Final substrate and supplier to confirm before ordering
Warm wood-led look; exact build spec still in development
Darker wood-led look; exact build spec still in development
Accent materials will be confirmed before production opens
| Knuslabs (at launch) | Local furniture builder (London) | Catalog flat-pack | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sized to your room | To the millimetre | Yes | No: fixed sizes |
| Materials | Solid oak, birch ply, walnut, FSC | Solid wood | Particleboard with foil |
| Indicative price (medium project) | £900–£2,400 | £2,400–£4,500 | £200–£800 |
| Target lead time at launch | 14–18 days | 6–12 weeks | 1 day pickup |
| Visits to your home | Zero | Two or three | Zero |
Victorian terraces and period conversions reward furniture built to the room, not to a standard.
London living happens in rooms shaped by chimney breasts, bay windows, and conversions that split one house into three flats. Off-the-shelf furniture ignores all of it. A desk built into a bay, shelving scribed around a chimney breast, or a wardrobe under a loft-conversion eave uses space a standard piece writes off.
Period conversions come with narrow halls, tight half-landings, and Victorian door widths. Assembled furniture gets stuck; flat panels do not. Everything we design ships as panels two people can carry up a terraced staircase and assemble in the room it will live in.
The plan for London is production in Eindhoven and a 14–18 day delivery target via the DFDS freight route. Post-Brexit, that means customs paperwork on our side, not yours; duties, exact costs, and dates will be confirmed transparently before ordering opens.
Practical reading before you measure, plan, or order anything.

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Design free today · production details follow later in 2026 · Built from Amsterdam