Custom Furniture Design
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We design and make custom furniture that fits your space and style, using real materials and a process where you see every step before it’s built.
Pricing Guide
Bespoke 3-Seater Luxury Sofas
Core Construction
- Frame: Seasoned Sal wood and commercial plywood internal structure reinforced for longevity.
- Suspension: High-gauge Zig-zag (Nosag) springs combined with high-tension elastic webbing.
- Dimensions: Standard 3-seater length (Approx. 7ft to 8ft) with custom depth options (22" to 26").
Comfort & Upholstery
- Cushioning: Multi-layered High Resilience (HR) foam (32D Soft + 40D Hard) topped with a microfiber sheet.
- Fabric: Premium upholstery grade fabrics (Martindale rub count >30,000) such as Velvet, Chenille, or Bouclé.
- Design Styles: Options range from deep button tufting (Chesterfield style) to organic curved "cloud" shapes.
Finish & Accessories
- Legs: Exposed solid Teak/Oak legs in PU polish or concealed legs for a floating look.
- Accents: Optional brass tipping or contrast piping.
- Inclusions: 2 matching throw cushions (16"x16") in the same fabric.
Handcrafted Accent & Lounge Chairs
Structure & Craftsmanship
- Wood: Kiln-dried solid Teak or Ash wood frame to prevent warping.
- Joinery: Traditional mortise and tenon joinery for structural integrity.
- Detailing: Options for hand-turned legs, scalloped trims, or bentwood curves.
- Weaving: Incorporation of natural cane/rattan webbing (radio weave or square mesh) for backrests.
Comfort Specification
- Seat Filling: High-density Sleepwell foam (40 density) wrapped in poly-fill/Dacron.
- Fabric: Selection of premium fabrics including heavy-duty cotton blends, linens, or textured bouclé (covers fabrics up to ₹2,500/meter).
- Styling: Piping details, button tufting, or nailhead trims.
Finish
- Polish: Matte or Satin PU finish in natural Oak, Walnut, or Black stains.
- Protection: Floor protectors attached to legs.
Statement Consoles & Credenzas (5ft)
Cabinetry Specs
- Material: Core structure in Marine-grade (BWP) plywood.
- Surfaces: Finished with premium natural Veneer (Oak/Walnut) or high-quality PU Duco paint.
- Shutters: Intricate design options including hand-woven cane, CNC fluted/ribbed wood patterns, or tinted glass.
Top & Hardware
- Countertop: Option for a 15-18mm Marble or Granite top or bevelled wooden top.
- Fittings: High-quality soft-close hinges (Hettich/Hafele).
- Handles: Designer hardware including knurled brass knobs, T-bars, or concealed finger pulls.
Utility & Size
- Configuration: 3-4 shutter configuration with adjustable internal shelving.
- Dimensions: Approx. length 60" x depth 18" x height 30-32".
Custom King Bed Frames & Headboards
Bed Structure
- Size: Compatible with standard King Size mattress (72" x 78").
- Material: Solid Teak or Ash wood for visible framework and legs; commercial ply internal structure.
- Base: Slatted wooden plywood board mattress support system.
Headboard Design
- Style: Tall, statement headboard designs (up to 4.5ft height).
- Options: Deep tufted velvet, channel tufting, or solid wood frame with natural rattan webbing inserts.
- Shape: Custom profiles available (Arched, Scalloped, Rectangular).
Finish & Assembly
- Wood Tone: Custom stained to match decor (Walnut, Light Oak, or Black).
- Fabric: Premium stain-resistant upholstery fabric included (up to 6 meters).
- Installation: On-site assembly included.
About Custom Furniture Design
At Studio Goya, I see furniture as more than just stuff you put in a room. Every piece should feel like it’s part of your story—something that fits you, not just a catalogue. ‘Goya’ means that moment when a story feels so real you forget it’s not, and that’s the vibe I aim for in my work.
How I Design
- Forget the idea of “matching sets”. I help you build a space that feels collected, not copy-pasted.
- Big on mixing styles: a bit of vintage romance, some modern calm, maybe even a touch of luxury if that’s your thing. The idea is for your furniture to feel intentional, not just trendy.
- Tactile matters—oak with its grain, real cane and rattan, marble’s cool touch. I want people to actually feel something, not just see it.
What I Make
- Seating: from velvet sofas with colour to minimalist couches, armchairs, sculptural swings.
- Tables & surfaces: live-edge dining tables, marble consoles, sculptural oak coffee tables.
- Storage: custom built-in storage solutions, walk-in closets, floating vanities, puja units with marble inlay.
- Beds: tall velvet headboards, four-posters, wooden frames with cane, always with a sanctuary vibe.
Materials & Craft
- Only real stuff: lots of oak, teak, cane, rattan, marble, and brass.
- Fabrics: velvet, linen, classic patterns. Details matter—fluting, ribbing, scallops, tufting.
The Process
- Mood boards start it off. Then I share 3D renders so you know what’s coming.
- Sometimes, I’ll source pieces from places like Foshan if it fits the vision.
If you want something truly you—maybe a bit of modern vintage furniture design, or bespoke wooden furniture—let’s make it happen.
Meet your Expert
Studio Goya
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My Story
Hey, we’re Studio Goya. Our name, ‘Goya’, is all about that feeling when a story feels real. That’s what we’re after in every space. Started out in Bangalore, grew our team, launched House of Goya furniture, got a few awards, and got featured in places like AD and Elle Decor. Art, travel, and people inspire us. We don’t just design rooms – we build stories you can live in, whether it’s a bold bedroom or a quiet corner cafe.
My Work
Interior design & furniture - We do residential and commercial interiors and create bespoke furniture through our House of Goya brand.
Design style - No fixed look here. We go from maximalist interiors with layered wallpaper ideas to minimalist, intentional spaces.
Collaborative process - We work with artisans for custom lighting solutions, rugs, and more. Design is a journey we take together.
Details matter - Powder rooms, nooks, forgotten corners—we exaggerate, layer, and add personality wherever possible.
Real design, not just trends - We break design myths. Your space should be authentic, functional, and feel like you—not just follow what’s ‘in’.
