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Traditional alcove cabinets & shelving with fluted paneling and library-style lighting

Making the most of a space

To help our customer make the most of their home's space we crafted two units of matching proportions.
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After measuring the space we made sure that they were shallow enough not to obstruct their day to day lives but maintaining enough depth for the customer to use the way they desired.

Pairing library-style lighting with fluted paneling we were able to achieve a look of elegance matching the rest of our customer's home.

Traditional alcove shelves and cabinets painted white with library style lighting.
Traditional alcove cabinets with a television mounted. Painted white with library style lighting.

Creating long-lasting pieces

At A. Jones Joinery we understand that everyday use can take its toll on furniture which is why we always use the best quality material to ensure durability.

Using blum hinges and MRMDF to bring this project together our team have ensured durability along with timeless charm.

A huge thank you to our wonderful clients for entrusting us with their carpentry needs and giving us lovely feedback saying they ‘didn’t know how [they] lived without them!’

Made in our Surrey workshop, we design, build and install your bespoke fitted alcoves according to your needs in Surrey and South-West London.
Installation usually lasts 1-3 days and we always ensure to leave your home as clean (or cleaner) after installation.
Specifics Below
Two alcoves units with bottom shaker cabinets and floating shelving, painted white and placed either side of a traditional iron fireplace.
Isleworth, UK
Two white bedroom alcoves either side of a traditional fireplace with a sunflower in the grate. French style chandelier hanging in the centre of the room.
Chiswick, UK
Dark blue alcoves either side of a traditional fireplace with a mirror above. Angled cabinet bottom right to accommodate a television.
Norwood, London
Unique Alcove Shelving. Painted Dark Green and placed on the right of a bay window.
Kingsway, UK
Dark Bule alcoves in living room.
Wimbledon, UK
Side shot of some alcove shelving and cupboards running along the bottom half of a living room wall. Painted white. A small television standing on top.
Barnes, UK
White alcove shelving either side of a fire place with a painted red wall behind the fireplace and a mirror above.
South West London, UK
Alcove cabinet storage with gallery shelving above.
Earlsfield, UK
Traditional alcove shelves and cabinets painted white with library style lighting.
Earl's Court, UK
Traditional alcove cabinets with a television mounted. Painted white with library style lighting.
Earl's Court, UK

Specifics

These are some of our top picks for you to browse! But we are open to using anything that you would like for your project. If you have any questions we would love to hear from you, just head to our contact page!

Finishes

Paint

Your alcoves are painted in our workshop spray booth to reduce disruption to your home. Hand painting is also available. We often use Farrow & Ball and Little Greene but can use any paint of your choice.
Little Greene Paint Can
  • Little Greene
Farrow and Ball Paint Can
  • Farrow & Ball

Pre-Finished Melamine Boards- Usually for internal cabinet finishes

Popular Choices
Manufacturers
Egger company link
  • Egger
Finsa company link
  • Finsa
xylo surfaces company link
  • Xylo Surfaces

Real Wood Veneers

Stains
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  • Rubio Monocoat Options

Mouldings & Panelling

Handles & Catches

We can use any handles and catches you would like to use but here are a couple of suggestions from us!
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  • Plank Hardware

Hinges

  • Concealed Soft Close Blum
Butt Hinge example
  • Traditional Butt Hinges

Lighting

Library Lighting Example
  • Traditional Library Lighting
  • Strip Style LED
LED lighting provides a number of different options along the warmth scale so make sure you are choosing the warmth level that fits you best.
Below is a visual to show the difference.