DSJ were invited to help retrofit a 19th century manor house located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The manor house had been completely stripped back and redesigned, the clients wanted traditional style joinery in keeping with heritage requirements integrated with modern features.

DSJ were invited to help retrofit a 19th century manor house located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The manor house had been completely stripped back and redesigned, the clients wanted traditional style joinery in keeping with heritage requirements integrated with modern features.

We were approached to design and manufacture a versatile set of shop fittings for a luxury women’s clothing brand based in the UK and USA.

DSJ were invited to fit out a new build house with a modern interior, this included several feature pieces of joinery including a 4.5m tall wall storage unit and the fit out of the basement which comprised a bar, wine cellar, and media wall with integrated fireplace.

In 1925 a charitable organisation called the Church Army Commissioners built several cottage style terraced houses on and around Walworth, London. Until recently the houses were boarded up, DSJ was invited to help restore these locally significant buildings with by producing and installing 124 windows traditional style windows all to a PAS24 security standard.

DSJ were invited to design and manufacture a curved oak staircase for a modern home in Brentwood, Essex.

DSJ were selected to make new storefront entrance for a subdivided shop in Mayfair. The entrance needed to match the heritage storefront entrance a few bays over in every aspect from design through to materials and finishes.

DSJ won a contract to produce a new decorative glazed façade to a shop front on Kings Road in Chelsea. The shop front was designed by an architect and took cues from the vernacular of Kings Road high street.