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21. The 101 of joinery & custom kitchens with Dogwood Designs
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In Episode 21 of the Interiors Podcast, we are joined by Danny and Anna from Dogwood Designs, a specialist joinery business based in Westport, County Mayo.
Dogwood Designs specialize in custom made kitchens and bathroom vanities, primarily using birch ply and hardwoods. They have a contemporary and sleek style, with no hardware, influenced by their backgrounds in both Ireland and Australia. This episode explains the role of a specialist joiner, such as themselves, and how they can help customers with design and fitting.
We walk through the difference between a carpenter and a joiner and the importance of contacting a kitchen designer early on in a project. This episode also sets out where homeowners can potentially save money, such as having their builder fit the joinery, and provides insights into joinery aesthetics, functionality, durability, and sustainability
This episode will provide you with an abundance of helpful tips and education on joinery if you are looking to invest in your home right now or in the future.
Custom joinery specialists like Dogwood Designs are essential for creating unique, functional, and beautiful spaces. With their attention to detail and expertise, they are able to craft custom joinery products that meet the needs and desires of their customers, and designs that will last for so many years.
This episode really is a 101 of all things joinery, which I know you will love!
Resources:
Website: Dog Wood Joinery https://www.dogwooddesigns.ie/
Instagram: @westport.dogwood
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