1. Site visit and measurement
Every custom project starts with an on-site visit to take exact measurements and understand the space — lighting, existing structures, and any constraints that a factory-made product wouldn't account for.
2. Design and material selection
Based on the brief, a design is proposed along with material and finish options. This is the stage where budget, durability and aesthetic preferences are balanced against each other before anything is fabricated.
3. Fabrication and quality checks
Once the design is approved, fabrication happens in a workshop setting where cutting, welding and finishing can be controlled more precisely than on site. Each piece is checked against the original measurements before it's sent for installation.
4. On-site installation
The finished piece is installed on site, with final adjustments made for a perfect fit. A good custom fabrication process ends with a walkthrough to confirm everything matches what was agreed upon at the design stage.
Written by Editorial Team