An independent workshop · DMDC Group

Woodworks

Kitchens, wardrobes, doors and panelling — made, not procured, in our own 30,000 sq ft facility.

30,000 sq ft, Dubai Industrial City · Our machines · Our makers

The workshop’s position

Joinery is where luxury is procured away.
So we stopped procuring it.

In most ultra-prime homes, the joinery — the layer you touch every day — is the layer nobody in the room actually made: drawn by one firm, quoted by another, built by a third, installed by whoever was available. Every handover shaves a millimetre off the intent.

Woodworks exists so that chain has one link. The piece is drawn with the architecture one floor up, made on our own machines by our own makers, and installed by the people who made it — so the workshop’s tolerances survive the site.

The facility

30,000 SQ FT

One roof over the whole craft: milling, veneer work, finishing and assembly, run as one production line against the site’s programme. Timber is selected by the log; veneers are sequenced so the grain runs true across a whole room; finishing happens in-house, where the humidity is ours to control.

The Woodworks floor mid-production, machinery and stacked timber under one roof
The floor, mid-production

How a piece is made

From the drawing to the last hinge, one pair of hands answers.

01

The drawing

Designed with the architecture, one floor up — then translated into shop drawings that answer for every tolerance before a blade moves.

02

The timber

Selected by the log, cut for the room it will live in, veneers sequenced so a wall reads as one tree — because it was.

03

The finish

Sanded, stained and lacquered in-house, matched across every room of the house — kitchens to wardrobes to doors, one palette.

04

The installation

Fitted by our own installers — the same hands that made it — so the millimetres agreed in the workshop arrive intact on site.

The craft sequence

From the log to the wall, under one roof.

Five stages of the same process, photographed on our own floor, no commentary. Everything a competitor can claim in words, shown instead.

Timber selected by the log on the workshop floor
01  Selected by the log
A panel cut to the shop drawing
02  Cut to the drawing
Faces of the panel being sanded by hand
03  Faces sanded
The panel finished by hand in the in-house finishing room
04  Finished by hand
The same panel installed in the house
05  In the house

Five photographs of one panel — the same piece, start to finish. No other contractor in this market can shoot that sequence in-house.

The pieces

The workshop in the group

Commission the workshop alone — or find it already inside your build.

Architects and owners commission Woodworks directly for kitchens, wardrobes and whole-house joinery packages. Inside a full DMDC programme it does something rarer: production runs parallel to the site, against the studio’s drawings, so the joinery arrives when the house is ready for it — not a season later. The five companies.

The next step

Send us a drawing. We’ll send back exactly how it gets made.

Your drawing lands on a maker’s desk, not in a sales queue. What you share stays inside the workshop.

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