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Custom kitchen with a white marble-effect worktop and splashback, white base units, a black cooker hood and tall walnut units by a corner window
Joinery tradition since 1937

Custom furniture, made in Warsaw for generations

A family-run joinery workshop in Warsaw. We design, build and install kitchens, wardrobes, walk-in wardrobes and fitted furniture made for your home – from the measuring visit to installation.

  • 1937when the family workshop began
  • Warsawour own workshop and showroom
  • Measure – installthe whole process in one pair of hands
Designed for youEvery piece is designed for a specific room and the people who live there.
Measured at your homeWe take the measurements ourselves – sloping ceilings and uneven walls included.
Our own workshopMade in Warsaw, without middlemen.
Installation includedWe deliver and install the finished furniture.
Carpentry workshop in Warsaw

Custom furniture in Warsaw from a joiner with a long tradition

Meble Bieniek is a family carpentry business from Warsaw whose story began in 1937 and has been handed down from generation to generation. We design and make custom kitchens, sliding and built-in wardrobes, walk-in wardrobes and fitted furniture in our own workshop in Warsaw – without middlemen or subcontractors.

We also build bedroom furniture, TV walls and bookcases and bathroom furniture. Every project is prepared individually, and the same team measures, designs, makes and installs it – so we know exactly what we are responsible for at every stage.

How we work

How does working with our workshop look?

Nine steps from your first call to the finished furniture. At every stage you know what is happening, what it costs and when payment is due.

  1. A Meble Bieniek joiner talking to a client on the phone about a made-to-measure order
    01

    Get in touch

    Call or write to us. We will walk you through the whole process, discuss the details and requirements, and answer any questions or doubts you have.

  2. Hand-drawn sketch of a fitted unit with dimensions, prepared before the initial quote
    02

    Prepare a rough sketch

    If you have a visualisation, email it to us for an initial quote. If not, simply draw what you have in mind by hand, add approximate dimensions and describe your requirements.

  3. Preparing an initial quote for custom furniture based on the client’s sketch
    03

    Initial quote

    Once we have your email, we prepare an estimate as quickly as we can. We aim to keep it as close as possible to the final cost – the difference is usually around ±15%.

  4. Measuring a room at the client’s home before designing the furniture
    04

    Measuring visit

    We arrange a convenient date and come to your home to take the exact measurements needed for a precise, well-fitting design.

  5. Technical drawing and visualisation of fitted furniture prepared for a client
    05

    Technical drawings and final price

    For every piece of furniture you receive a dimensioned technical drawing and a visualisation by email. This is the stage for any changes. Then we give you the final price.

  6. Signing a furniture contract in the Meble Bieniek showroom
    06

    Approval and contract

    We sign the contract and confirm the final costs. On signing we take a 50% deposit, agree all the details and set the installation date. Signing the contract means the designs are approved, so changes are no longer possible after that.

  7. Furniture components being made in the Meble Bieniek workshop in Warsaw
    07

    Production in our workshop

    Our joiners take great care to make sure the furniture for your home is of the highest quality and will serve you for many years.

  8. The Meble Bieniek team installing finished fitted furniture at a client’s home
    08

    Installation at your home

    We aim to complete the work at your home as quickly as possible. When the furniture is delivered, you pay our team 30% of the order value.

  9. Handover of the installed furniture and final settlement of the order
    09

    Final settlement

    The remaining 20% is paid only after installation is finished and you have checked and accepted the work. In furniture stores you usually pay 100% on the day you order.

Clear payment terms: a 50% deposit when the contract is signed, 30% on delivery and the remaining 20% only after installation and your final check. The initial quote usually differs from the final price by no more than about 15%. All work is carried out under a written contract – see the sample contract below.

Portfolio

Selected projects from Warsaw and the surrounding area

The best way to judge a carpentry workshop is by its finished furniture. Have a look at kitchens, wardrobes, walk-in wardrobes and fitted furniture we have made for our clients.

All projects
Kitchens

Kitchen with a marble island and walnut units

Wardrobes

Olive green corner wardrobe

Hallways

Hallway with an arched mirror and a seat

Bathrooms

Bathroom with a wall-hung oak vanity unit

Living room & TV walls

TV wall with an illuminated recess

Walk-in wardrobes

Walnut walk-in wardrobe with glass doors

Other

Walnut dressing table with a round mirror

Reviews

What our clients say

Our reviews are collected on our Google Business Profile and written by people we have made furniture for. We do not filter or edit them.

Read the reviews on Google
4.8 based on 247 Google reviews

Please note: the reviews themselves are written in Polish.

Our specialities

What we make most often

Three types of furniture that make up most of our orders. Each one links to a page with projects and practical details.

White kitchen with a light wood-effect worktop, a black gas hob and a graphite wall above the worktop

Kitchens

Custom kitchens are one of our main services in Warsaw. We design modern, classic and minimalist kitchens using proven materials and hardware systems from established manufacturers. A well-planned made-to-measure kitchen makes the most of the space and becomes a comfortable place to cook every day.

We make both compact kitchens for flats and large kitchens for family houses, and we suggest solutions that improve how the kitchen works and how long it lasts.

See our kitchens
Walnut-effect built-in wardrobe with hinged doors, six drawers and gold handles

Sliding wardrobes

We make made-to-measure wardrobes that fit perfectly into recesses, under sloping ceilings and into awkward spaces: sliding-door wardrobes, built-in alcove wardrobes and walk-in wardrobes that make the most of every flat.

A good wardrobe is about more than looks – it has to be convenient every day. We use modern sliding systems, solid furniture boards and durable fittings, so our wardrobes last for years.

See sliding and built-in wardrobes
Wall-hung oak-effect bathroom vanity unit with drawers, a countertop basin and a black tap

Bathroom furniture

We design bathroom furniture for one specific bathroom: the width of the vanity unit, the height of the mirror, the space for the washing machine. Ready-made sets rarely fit where there are sloping ceilings, pipes or an unusual floor plan.

Carcasses and fronts are chosen for constant humidity: moisture-resistant boards and fittings, and closing systems that do not warp over the years.

See bathroom furniture
Archive photograph: a wooden horse-drawn cart made by Zygmunt Bieniek, with the family sitting on it
1937when the workshop began
About us

A family of joiners since 1937

In the spring of 1937 Zygmunt Bieniek began doing carpentry and woodworking jobs for the people of Rozalin near Jadów, east of Warsaw. He made many of his tools himself.

Since then the craft has been passed down from generation to generation. Today we combine that experience with modern materials, design and production methods in our workshop in Warsaw.

Machines and materials have changed, but one thing has not: furniture should be well designed, solidly made and last for years.

1937the year Zygmunt Bieniek started work as a carpenter
100%of projects measured, made and installed by our own team
Targówekour showroom and workshop, a few streets apart
Buying guide

How to choose a carpenter for custom furniture

Before you sign a contract with any workshop, check these few things – they can save you disappointment after months of waiting for furniture.

  1. 01

    Who actually makes the furniture

    Ask whether the carpenter makes the furniture or passes the work to a subcontractor. We have our own workshop in Warsaw – the same team measures, designs, makes and installs, so it is clear who is responsible for the quality.

  2. 02

    Real projects, not renderings

    Anyone can put visualisations online. Ask for photos of finished, installed furniture in other clients’ homes – you will find ours in the portfolio, along with our Google reviews.

  3. 03

    Measuring on site, not by eye

    Sloping ceilings, uneven walls and pipes matter to the millimetre. A good carpenter always measures in person before the final quote – with us it is step four, before any contract is signed.

  4. 04

    A written contract with a payment schedule

    The scope of work, materials, dates and payment terms should be written down before you pay a deposit. You can look at our sample contract before we even meet.

  5. 05

    Warranty and contact after installation

    Check whether the company deals with faults after handover and for how long. It helps to know you can still call them years later – as with us, a workshop that has been in the family since 1937.

  6. 06

    A realistic deadline, not the lowest price

    Custom furniture takes time to design, make and install. A quote well below the market often means cheaper materials or a deadline that slips.

Documents

Sample contract

Every order is carried out under a written contract. It sets out the scope of work, the agreed materials, dates, the payment schedule and the warranty terms. You can read the template before we meet.

We sign the contract after you have approved the designs and the final price – it is the sixth step of working with us. Please note that the contract template is in Polish.

Meble Bieniek furniture contract template in Polish – page 1
Meble Bieniek furniture contract template in Polish – page 2

Have an idea for your furniture? Let’s start with a free quote.

Send us photos, a sketch or a design. We will come back with an estimate and suggest a date for the measuring visit.

Free quote

Tell us about your project

Fill in the short form. We will use it to prepare an estimate and get in touch to agree the next steps. No obligation.

  • We usually reply within 1–2 working days
  • The initial quote is free and non-binding
  • You can attach photos, a sketch or a design
What do you need?

Frequently asked questions

Before you call

How much does custom furniture cost?

The price depends on the dimensions, materials, hardware and appliances. That is why we start with a free initial quote based on photos, a sketch or a design. We give the final price after the measuring visit and once you have approved the design.

Do I need a finished design?

No. A hand-drawn sketch with approximate dimensions and a description of what you need is enough. If you have a visualisation from an interior designer, send it and we will base the quote on it.

Do you measure and install the furniture?

Yes. We do the measuring, design, production and installation ourselves. We arrange a convenient date and try to keep the time we spend in your home to a minimum.

Where do you work?

Mainly in Warsaw and the surrounding area. You will find the addresses of our showroom, offices and workshop in the footer and on the contact page.

How does payment work?

A 50% deposit when the contract is signed, 30% when the furniture is delivered and 20% after installation is complete and you have accepted the work.

Where we work

Where do we work?

Custom furniture in Warsaw and the surrounding area: we design, make the furniture in our own workshop and install it in every district of Warsaw and in towns within roughly 20 km of the city.

Warsaw districts

  • Mokotów
  • Ursynów
  • Bielany
  • Bemowo
  • Białołęka
  • Wawer
  • Ursus
  • Włochy
  • Wesoła
  • Praga-Południe
  • Wola
  • Targówek
  • Śródmieście
  • Ochota
  • Praga-Północ
  • Żoliborz
  • Wilanów
  • Rembertów

Towns and municipalities around Warsaw

  • Łomianki
  • Izabelin
  • Jabłonna
  • Legionowo
  • Nieporęt
  • Wieliszew
  • Marki
  • Ząbki
  • Zielonka
  • Kobyłka
  • Wołomin
  • Radzymin
  • Sulejówek
  • Halinów
  • Wiązowna
  • Józefów
  • Otwock
  • Karczew
  • Konstancin-Jeziorna
  • Piaseczno
  • Lesznowola
  • Raszyn
  • Nadarzyn
  • Michałowice
  • Pruszków
  • Piastów
  • Brwinów
  • Podkowa Leśna
  • Milanówek
  • Grodzisk Mazowiecki
  • Ożarów Mazowiecki
  • Stare Babice
  • Błonie
  • Leszno

More about the areas we cover