Enquiries · Dublin 1 & 2

Project options in Dublin City Centre

Dublin 1, 2, 7 and 8 and the Docklands. Parking, loading and access are planned with your quotation.

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Zone 1 — City Centre

Our four service zones

Woodworks

Fitted WardrobesPrice on enquiry
Bespoke KitchensPrice on enquiry
Built-in Units & Media WallsPrice on enquiry
Made-to-Measure CabinetsPrice on enquiry
Flat-Pack Furniture AssemblyPrice on enquiry
Furniture & Kitchen InstallationPrice on enquiry
Carpentry & JoineryPrice on enquiry
Interior Design & Complete WorksPrice on enquiry
Shop & Commercial Fit-OutPrice on enquiry

Send photos, dimensions and your location. Ali Onder will confirm the specification, VAT, installation and delivery in your written quote.

Signage & Branding

Shop Signs & Fascia SignagePrice on enquiry
Illuminated & LED SignsPrice on enquiry
Wooden & Carved SignsPrice on enquiry
Office & Interior SignagePrice on enquiry
Window Graphics & VinylPrice on enquiry
Branding & Logo DesignPrice on enquiry

Send photos, dimensions and your location. Ali Onder will confirm the specification, VAT, installation and delivery in your written quote.

Local know-how

Homes in Dublin City Centre

Parking and access take planning here, so our city-centre minimum visit includes parking. Many frontages sit within Architectural Conservation Areas, where Dublin City Council expects traditional, well-crafted signage — a brief we love.

Georgian townhousesCity apartments

Georgian townhouses

Georgian rooms are tall and beautifully proportioned, often with sash windows and deep shutters. We design floor-to-ceiling wardrobes with panelled doors that respect those proportions, and work around cornicing and original features with removable scribe panels.

Recessed alcoves, deep window reveals and tall ceilings are perfect for library-style shelving and panelled storage that looks original to the house.

City apartments

Apartment bedrooms are tight, so sliding or mirrored doors, full-height storage and clever interiors make the biggest difference. We work within management-company rules for deliveries, lifts and working hours.

Hall storage, media units and fold-down desks help small apartments work harder without feeling cluttered.

Signage for Dublin City Centre businesses

City-centre frontages compete hard for attention and many sit within Architectural Conservation Areas, where the council expects high-quality, traditional-style signage. Hand-painted fascias, individual letters and discreet halo lighting usually go down best with planners.

FAQ · Dublin City Centre

Frequently asked questions

Do you charge extra to travel to Dublin City Centre?

We quote travel, parking and access for Dublin City Centre as part of your project. Send your location and job details to Ali Onder; any charges are agreed in advance.

Do I need planning permission for a shop sign in Dublin City Centre?

Check the proposed sign and address with Dublin City Council before manufacture. Planning, landlord consent and public-space licensing depend on the premises and design.

How soon can you start a project in Dublin City Centre?

We can usually arrange a survey in Dublin City Centre within a week. Small jobs such as flat-pack assembly are often booked within days; made-to-measure furniture typically takes two to six weeks to build, depending on the project.

What works best for homes in Dublin City Centre?

Dublin City Centre has a lot of Georgian townhouses, which makes built-in units & media walls, bespoke kitchens and carpentry & joinery especially good choices. For local businesses, shop signs & fascia signage and wooden & carved signs suit the streetscape best.

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