- makers of -
Bespoke Joinery &
Fine Fitted Furniture
- since 1978 -
Celebrating over 45 years of traditional craftsmanship and excellence in design.
A family-run business, proudly established in Eastbourne in 1978. We are traditional craftsmen in bespoke joinery, cabinetry and fitted furniture across East Sussex, offering a complete Design & Installation service. We also specialise in exceptional interior and exterior joinery for Period Properties, Conservation Areas & Listed Buildings
Period Properties
Specialists in bespoke interior and exterior joinery for period properties across East Sussex, our highly skilled team are experts in fine heritage joinery and traditional architectural detailing. We offer a full Planning Service for properties in Conservation Areas and Listed Buildings; including filing planning applications and pre-application advice, writing heritage statements and preparing technical drawings and elevations.
Full Design & Installation
In the early stages this includes design detailing, technical drawings and plans, material samples and product brochures. Once on site, we bring with us our trusted team of highly-skilled craftsmen to cover decoration, plumbing, and electrics where needed. At project sign-off we conclude with our after-care instructions, advice and your product guarantees to ensure peace of mind.
Our Bespoke Joinery Services
- Handmade Fitted Kitchens
- Fine Fitted Furniture & Cabinetry
- Home Offices & Libraries
- Bespoke Staircases
- Timber Sash Windows
- Front Doors & Porches
- Garden Rooms & Orangeries
- Gates & Garage Doors
- Heritage Joinery
- Planning Applications
- Furniture Restoration
- Window & Door Servicing
“Barn Joinery designed and built a superb piece of furniture. They enhanced the look of the whole flat. Kim and Simon have been great to work with – they are superb craftsmen and imaginative, helpful designers. Highly recommend.”
Gammon, Meads
We are family! As featured
in Sussex Life magazine
We were interview by Sussex Life’s editor, Karen Pasquali Jones. Read the full interview here: