The shaker doors are push to open which means no need for handles which makes it look more seamless.

Install of this unit only takes one day as most of the work is done off site to minimise the down time of the household.

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These units were painted a farrow and ball colour with led lights rebated into the shelves and pelmets for each shelf as well as the ceiling so that the top shelf could be light up as well.

We renovated each room from top to bottom. We started downstairs in the bedrooms after our tiler had laid the travertine tiles over the under floor heating. We installed the large fitted wardrobes with handle less white doors in each of the three bedrooms – the owners liked the simple lines – and we filled in the top of the wardrobe to stop dust collecting there and to meet that aesthetic. We agreed a combination of hanging space, drawers and shelves for each wardrobe.

The owners thought that one of the downstairs rooms would work well as a playroom or den for their children. We worked out a combination of presses and shelves that would be interesting to look at and decided on a bold colour scheme to bring a sense of fun. We also combined lift up and side opening doors along with corner units to maximise storage.

In the downstairs hallway, the owners had bookcases but we came up with an improved solution, installing 7mx2.4m floor to ceiling bookshelves, incorporating shelves over the doorways and curved smaller shelves in awkward spaces to maximise storage while preserving the width of the hallway.

Under the stairs, in consultation with the owners, we installed a combination of wardrobe and pull-out drawers as well as a neat desk area, which works sitting down as well as standing up, for the new normal of working from home.

Finally, we reconfigured the laundry area, stacking the washing machine and dryer and installing shelving. This was a bit of a challenge because of the narrow area but MFK managed to deliver what the owners wanted.

Upstairs was a different challenge because of the higher ceilings and the period features of the house are more in evidence. The owners saw MFK’s scaffold shelves projects and used that as inspiration for fitted shelving units in their reception rooms and a home bar and wine rack in their dining room. We stained them dark oak and chocolate brown and with the bold wall colours, they make quite a statement.

The owners had a back porch which they wanted remodelled. They saw our space saving bathroom solution and thought it might work as part a cloakroom with fitted storage units. MFK came up with the goods including full height storage with top box units, 2.5 meters of coat racks and a scaffold wood bench with drawers for more storage. There are also a tall in frame units with more drawers and shelves inside painted a custom blue colour. The space saving toilet was immeasurably enhanced with a new sliding barn style door which we salvaged from the building to restore it.

We left the in frame kitchen until last. We advised the owners that for their vision, an in frame kitchen would be best, and we delivered on that as well as three 2.8m open shelves, together with recessed lighting. The owners wanted to take advantage of the high ceilings so MFK came up with “the monolith”, with an integrated larder, integrated tall fridge and freezer and with storage above. We including cornicing on the units and over the range to match with the cornicing in the room and fitted an electric/gas range, a Belfast sink, dishwasher and pull out bins. The in frame kitchen was painted in brilliant white.

The floor tiles were handmade by a craftsman in Tipperary and they bring a rustic note which contrasts nicely with the modern looking units and the Dekton worktop by Miller Brothers.

As part of the job, we also found the time to dismantle an outdoor shed and recycle into a firewood store, tool store and a neat storage solution slotted into an outdoor alcove for the owners.

We really enjoyed the job; it took some time, but MFK delivered on every aspect and the owners are really happy with the result.

The customer gave me a picture of a unit she liked so i took that picture drew up my own design and with a bit of tooing and frowing we came up with this final design.

There is no backs on the bookshelves as i think the contrast between the Farrow and Ball brilliant white tv unit and the painted wall really brings the best out of the colours.

A TV unit fitting for any fine home.

Fitted in Brittas Bay, Wicklow.

The client wanted it made in white melamine with a white desk to match. There is a hole cut out for computer cables to access the sockets.  The divides in the shelves are staggered to break up the straight lines that would be there otherwise giving it a good look. I think it gives it a nice affect to the shelving unit as the pictures below show.

They were sanded down to be smooth to the touch, stained and lightly sanded to take patches of the stain off for the used look.

The metal tubing was painted in a charcoal color from Johnstones paint.

These shelves were made to compliment the table that is already in this recently renovated house On the Clonliffe raod Dublin 3.

There is a foot rest on the outside of the bar for customers to sit on stools and relax. The scaffold furniture was made so the products are out of reach for people at the other side of the bar with a scaffold plank door and lock.

There is storage under the bar on the inside which you can install sockets etc.

They are so happy with the job im am going back in the next few weeks to do more scaffold furniture in the back room for stock, a work desk & a breakfast style bar for customers to relax and enjoy their vape in the heart of Dublin