The furniture of extraordinary projects, exactly as it is designed.

Development, production and installation of custom furniture for architecture and interior design studios. Under your studio's name.

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Every trade spoke a different language.

The furniture for the suites of a five-star hotel arrived in a crate 2.70 by 2.50 metres. The headboards were one piece, the marble already glued to the bars at the factory. Nothing went up the stairs, through the doors or the windows, fourteen floors up.

Plan BWe cut the headboards, and our logistics partner sent an upholsterer from Barcelona to re-upholster them on site, to the highest standard. The project arrived whole, but it cost the interior design studio we were working for money and reputation. Since then, we measure the route of every piece before we draw it.

We are the thread through all four trades. What comes out of the weave is value for your studio.

Design, drawings, factory and installation, crossed by La Trama Studio, add up to value.

Each option solves one part. We solve the whole piece.

Today custom furniture is handled by your own team, or left to someone who only produces. We develop it with an interior designer's sensibility, produce it and install it, with one party accountable to your studio.

And you only hire us when there's a project: no extra overhead.

Market map: catalogue to custom, production only to development with accountability. Latramastudio sits at custom with an interior designer's sensibility and one accountable partner.
  • Your own studioYour team's time, outside its specialty
  • Procurement & contractCatalogue product, not your design
  • Local manufacturersCustom, with limits on size and price
  • Sourcing agents in AsiaPrice, without development or accountability
  • LatramastudioCustom, with an interior designer's sensibility and one accountable partner

Your design, produced and installed as it was conceived.

01

Your design arrives intact

We develop every piece from what the factory can actually make. Nobody reinterprets it along the way.

02

It installs first time

Each piece is drawn for the route it has to travel: it fits, turns, goes in and goes up.

03

What you promised is what gets built

Your studio gains credibility with its client: the piece you presented is the piece that goes into the building.

What you approve is what arrives. We check it before it leaves China.

01

The wood, measured before production

The factory sends us a photo of the hygrometer reading the wood's moisture, set for the climate where the piece will live. No photo, no start.

02

Checked before loading

Each piece, against the drawings and the sample you approved, with photos of the inspection, the arrival and the installation. On request, our technician in China checks it in person.

03

Packing and maximum crate sizes

Set before production: the crate fits the container, the truck and the way into the building.

Two obsessions no brief asks for. You see them the day the hotel opens.

A sofa frame in solid wood at the factory
Alexandre's rule

Every sofa frame, in the same wood.

Even where it doesn't show. One wood behaves the same in every piece: the same weight, the same firmness, the same response to humidity.

Upholstery fabric swatches hanging on a rail
Giacomo's rule

The fabric on every seat of a model, from a single dye lot.

Two lots of the same fabric never come out the same. With one, the armchair in room 101 and the one in room 412 are exactly the same colour.

Pieces that aren't made here, or not at this price.

Large marble compositions, made-to-measure rugs and fabrics, large sofas, lacquers. Your studio no longer trims the concept for fear of the price or the limits of the local workshop.

Marble, oak, walnut, crackle lacquer, lacquer and copper
Large sofa frames, at the factory

One point of contact, from the drawing to the installed piece.

Step 00
Your design
You send drawings, sketches or references.
Step 01
Access survey
We measure the route to where each piece will stand.
Step 02
Development for the factory
Breakdown and production drawings.
Step 03
Samples for your approval
Materials, finishes and drawings, approved before anything is made.
Step 04
Production
With inspection at the factory before loading.
Step 05
Packing and shipping
Crates sized for the container, the truck and the site. Insured transport and customs included.
Step 06
Installation
On site, by our logistics partner in Spain. With us there.
Step 07
Handover
To your client, under your studio's name.
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A staircase of eight oak steps, 00 to 07

The project is yours. We are your furniture department.

01

Your name, not ours

To your client, the project and the furniture are your studio's.

02

We talk to your client only if you ask

The relationship with the end client is yours.

03

Discretion

Your projects, drawings and prices stay between us.

The fabric colour, within your rangeEdges and cornersHardwarePackingHow each piece gets in
A weave of oak, walnut, marble, linen, copper and lacquer

Two things that save you surprises.

01

Mock-up room (MUR)

Thanks to our partner factory: if the project is produced with us, the mock-up room is deducted from the order. If not, you pay only its cost.

02

Inspection at origin

Our technician in China inspects the order at the factory before shipping. On request, quoted separately.

Two trades, one thread.

We met in Barcelona, working together on large interior and furniture production projects. One came from interiors, the other from the workshop. Together we speak both languages: the studio's and the factory's.

Alexandre Soler
Development & studio relations

Alexandre is a Catalan furniture producer who grew up in the trade. He inherited and ran a third-generation cabinetmaking workshop, where he learned it from the workshop floor up: materials, tooling, costs, lead times, what breaks and why. He holds a degree in industrial design and has worked with internationally renowned firms.

He went on to run high-volume furniture production and installation for large interior projects in Europe and Asia. Today he develops each piece for the factory and is your point of contact, from the first conversation to installation.

Giacomo Goldoni
Operations

Giacomo is an Italian interior and product designer. He coordinates each project with your studio and with the factory, and brings the sensibility of someone who comes from interiors: proportion, material, finish.

He has worked on hotels, offices and homes in London, Somerset, Mallorca and San Sebastián, and directly with suppliers in Asia, Paris and Milan. He reads a drawing the way the studio meant it and the way the factory will make it.

Send us a drawing, a sketch or a reference for the piece your project needs. We'll reply with feasibility, lead time and price.

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