Craft & Making · Custom Furniture, Joinery & FF&E
Made once. Made for you.
Welcome to the Atelier — the House of Ci’s own furniture factory, where walnut meets brass, leather meets thread, and nothing on the floor exists twice.
The Atelier · sawdust is our perfume
The solution
A factory with a memory for hands.
Most furniture is chosen from a catalog. Ours is born from your floor plan — measured to the millimeter of the room it will live in, drawn by the same designers who shaped that room, and built in the House of Ci’s own workshops.
CNC machines cut with surgical patience; then the machines stop and the hands take over — veneer laid grain by grain, leather stretched drum-tight, lacquer rubbed to a mirror. One-off pieces, hotel-scale runs, royal commissions: the same fingerprint on all of it.
years of practice
linked solutions
cities, one house
accountable team
Room I · The Wood Library
Choose your material. We know its moods.
Shelf after shelf of veneers, hides, stones and metals — each with a temperament our makers have memorized.
Solid & veneer
Walnut, oak, ebony and burl — matched, mirrored and moisture-tamed for the Gulf.
Marquetry & inlay
Geometric veneers and brass lines laid like jewelry across doors and tables.
Stone & metal tops
Marble, travertine and patinated metals bonded to carry decades.
Leather & textile
Full-grain hides and house-woven fabrics chosen to age beautifully.
Finishes & lacquers
Open-pore oils to piano gloss — sampled on your wood, in your light.
Hardware & motion
Hinges, runners and locks that close with a whisper for twenty years.
Room II · The Making
Machines for precision. Hands for soul.
Every piece walks the same floor — from shop drawing to the final coat — without ever leaving our sight.
For cultural programs, the same care extends to the objects guests take with them: crafted gifts, presentation boxes and small editions that carry a story of place. We develop samples with the relevant makers and coordinate materials, packaging and approved bilingual information before production.
For Saudi pavilions, cultural delegations and festivals, we also bring exhibition joinery, display plinths and majlis furniture into the same collection. The materials and details connect the setting visitors experience with the crafted objects they take home, carrying the identity of the cultural program across both scales.
Shop drawings
Every joint, edge and grain direction decided on paper first.
Prototype
A first piece you can sit on, open and argue with — before the run.
CNC & cutting
Digital precision to a tenth of a millimeter, panel after panel.
Bench craft
Dovetails, carving and veneer laid by makers, not operators.
The finish room
Dust-free chambers where lacquer cures to a mirror.
Fit test
Assembled, measured against the room’s digital twin, then signed.
Room III · The Upholstery Loft
Softness, engineered.
Upstairs, the noise fades to the hum of sewing machines — and comfort becomes a science of layers.
Frames
Kiln-dried hardwood skeletons built to outlive their fabric twice.
Suspension & foams
Springs and densities layered for the exact sit you asked for.
Pattern & cut
Hides and bolts mapped so grain and repeat land perfectly.
The sewing atelier
Seams, piping and quilting stitched straight as drawn lines.
Trims & details
Studs, buttons and contrast threads — the jewelry of a sofa.
Final dressing
Steamed, brushed and pillow-plumped for the photograph — and the decade after it.
Majlis suites, palace dining rooms, boutique hotels and headquarters floors — the Atelier furnishes the Kingdom’s most particular addresses, in ten cities, with one accountable team.
Furniture with your fingerprint, not a barcode.
Custom Furniture, Joinery & FF&E · House of Ci
Special · Saudi Arabia
Saudi culture, presented to the world.
Cultural pavilions, programs, Saudi hospitality, gifts and printed materials — connected through our nineteen solutions. From Diriyah and AlUla to the international stage, we coordinate the story, the setting and the delivery, with each regional reference and each contribution agreed before production.
Commission the piece your room is waiting for.
One conversation maps your brief to the whole house — within days.