Bespoke furniture has a longer lead time than buying from stock, because each piece is drawn, approved and made for your space. Knowing the stages helps you plan, especially if you are renovating, moving in on a set date or managing the project from abroad.

Bespoke furniture lead time

Bespoke furniture lead time: the stages

StageWhat happens
1. Brief and first proposalYou share photos, plans and needs; the maker proposes a direction
2. Site measurementEvery wall, opening and level is measured
3. Drawings, samples and quoteTechnical drawings, material samples and a written quote
4. ApprovalYou approve drawings and quote; production is scheduled
5. ManufacturingJoinery, finishing, upholstery and assembly in the workshop
6. Delivery and installationPieces are delivered and installed on site

At Crossline, a bespoke furniture project typically takes 8 to 12 weeks. The exact time depends on the size of the project and on the points below.

What makes a project longer

How to keep to your date

Plan your bespoke furniture lead time with Crossline

Crossline manufactures in its own factory in Portugal and installs with its own team, so we plan production and installation together. Tell us your target date and we will tell you if it is realistic.

Talk to us about your timing.

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