Our story
Andrew Morton Furniture was founded in 2000. After graduating in 1993 with a BA honours degree in furniture making, Founder and Managing Director Andrew Morton went onto work for major high street brands including Heals, Habitat and Harvey Nicholls. With a passion in the bespoke end of the market, Andrew fulfilled his ambition of being his own boss when Andrew Morton Furniture was born.
Our design is flexible
Our quality is fixed
Our lead-time is fast
Andrew Morton Furniture is the perfect choice for those customers, commercial or private, who have looked everywhere for a design solution but aren’t able to find anything 'off-the-shelf'. No matter how big or small, our service, craftsmanship, and attention to detail remains the same.
What we do
We’re a high-end bespoke furniture maker with design, carpentry, upholstery and finishing services all under one roof. We take clients’ design challenges and provide answers to meet your needs.
Six-step process all under one roof
20 years of trading means we have finely-tuned the process. Whether you're a commercial or private client, we can draw on our knowledge to advise you on any step of the process. The process can also be tailored to your specific requirements.
1. Brief
Together, we'll produce a design brief for each project. You’ll be provided with a concise breakdown, identifying each stage of the process, such as timing, budget and aesthetics. Everything will be done to help you foresee and mitigate any potential issues.
4. Final designs
Design concepts are refined into fully detailed drawings and digital renders of each design. We develop and test prototypes and custom finishes. The final design is reviewed and agreed with the client.
2. Initial ideas
Initial design ideas and concepts are developed in our studio according to the client brief. Costs are gathered and estimates confirmed internally. We'll present our ideas in a face-to-face or virtual meeting with the client.
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5. Manufacture
Each piece is then hand-made in our purpose-built factory in West London. Our manufacturing team includes skilled joinery, metalwork and finishing teams, as well as a full upholstery.
3. Site survey
Our cabinet-makers will visit the property where the furniture will finally be located. Access routes, widths of entryways, ceiling heights and stairways are measured and taken back to confirm if the furniture can be built in one piece in our factory or built in pieces and assembled on site.
6. Installation
Our attention to detail continues through our process right up to final installation. It's our standard practice that each cabinet-maker (or team) follow each project though to completion. So they will make, fully assemble in our workshops, dismantle, send to finishing and then carry out the final installation on site.