Furniture Fabrication

One-Off and Small Batch Production

A handmade walnut sofa, with curved and turned exposed wood frame with a beige upholstered backrest and seat, situated outdoors on a rough concrete surface in front of a dark brick wall with a concrete ledge above.

Hoffman Sofa
Walnut and mohair velvet.

Design: Bryan O'Sullivan Studio
Design realisation, fabrication and upholstery: Roads2Joya


Roads2Joya collaborates with leading interior designers, architects, and design studios—including Rose Uniacke, Bryan O'Sullivan Studio, Dagmar Design, Scott Maddux, and Amica Studio — to develop, prototype, fabricate, and upholster bespoke furniture for residential and commercial interiors.

From our South London workshop, we create bespoke seating and upholstered furniture for interior designers, architects, and private clients. Whether working from a concept sketch, technical drawing, or developed CAD model, we guide projects from prototype through to manufacture, translating design intent into furniture that is both technically considered and beautifully executed.

Comfort, functionality, and longevity inform every decision we make. By selecting the most appropriate upholstery and fabrication techniques—traditional, contemporary, or a considered combination of both—we tailor each commission to its unique design, intended use, and performance requirements. Working alongside trusted specialists, including ACollectionOf and AZ Woodwork, allows us to deliver projects that combine exceptional craftsmanship with technical precision.

We're always interested in discussing new commissions with designers, architects, and private clients.

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A person working on the upholstery of a wooden seat  in a workshop with shelves of materials in the background.
A collection of sewing or upholstering tools with wooden handles, metal tips, and some with looped wire, arranged in a foam holder, next to a stack of white spools of thread, near a window with a wire mesh screen.
prototype of the jane sofa bed for Rose Uniacke. Hybrid build using traditional techniques for the arms and contemporary for the seat