Thomas May Bespoke

Bespoke contemporary door samples for one of our upcoming projects. The left is a bevelled faceframe design with a bevelled panel mould and the right is an Art Deco-inspired panel design with simple, square beaded faceframe. Which one do you prefer, left or right? Swipe across for the detail shots!

Pale Wedgewood cloak cabinetry from our Rutland project. Beaded face frames with traditional raised and fielded panel door design and @armacmartin satin nickel Gaumont cabinet hardware.

Reeded oak bathroom vanity from our @concretecowbarn project.

Due to our recent expansion we are looking to recruit an experienced spray finisher to join our specialist team of bespoke cabinet makers here in North Yorkshire.
We are looking for someone who is fanatical about quality, an innovator with meticulous attention to detail and a real passion for their craft.
Working alongside the Thomas May workshop team, you will be responsible for the preparation and finishing of our furniture, cabinetry and other timber components, whether ...that be veneer, solid wood, MDF or plywood.
Ideal candidates will have extensive experience in furniture spray finishing and enjoy working in a clean and methodical environment with industry-leading equipment.
If this sounds like a role you would be interested in then please do let us know, we would love to hear from you and find out more about your skills and interests. For more information about the role or to share your CV with us please email: eleanor@thomasmaybespoke.com.
Flexible working hours and highly competitive package available.
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Details of the bespoke bookshelf from our latest nursery commission. Luxurious walnut, timeless design and child-safe, non-toxic lacquer; because nobody wants harmful VOCs and formaldehyde filling up their home.

Two of the bespoke kitchen door samples for our upcoming full-house project. Which one do you prefer, left or right?

Testing the accuracy and precision of our new @profistop.au!

Beautifully grand wardrobes from our Royal Leamington Spa project. Timeless design with simple shaker doors, elegant beaded-face frames and antique brass hardware.

Crisp, clean cornice detail from our Rutland laundry room project.

Details from our latest contemporary shaker kitchen project for the @concretecowbarn. Spalted beech butchers block with stained oak vegetable drawers and @busterandpunch hardware.

Bespoke television cabinet from our Rutland project. Simple, timeless design with smoked glass and antique brass hardware.

Tour of the bespoke laundry cabinetry from our Rutland project. Powdery blue hues from the @littlegreenepaintcompany’s Wedgewood Blue, satin nickel @armacmartin hardware, sumptuous walnut interiors and @miele_gb appliances.

Close-up from our Warwickshire project. Timeless lacquered cabinetry with soft, grey stained oak and antique brass.

Wedgewood Blue and satin nickel at our Rutland project.

Bespoke temperature controlled laundry cabinet from our Warwickshire project.

Final installation day at our Rutland project. Our clients wanted to make the most of their compact utility room and maximise storage and functionality. Working closely with our clients we were able to create an intuitive space that works for them and their busy lives. The @littlegreenepaintcompany Pale Wedgewood works wonderfully with the satin nickel @armacmartin Gaumont hardware by creating a timeless and serene palette.

Powdery blue cabinetry from our latest project.