Timeless, bespoke designs. Decks, pergolas, bars, cupboards and fitted joinery — every project is planned and built for one place and one client.
From a timber deck around the pool to a bar unit in the living room and a full fit-out for an office. The same hand, the same standard.
01Purpose-built cabinets, tops in quartz, stone, timber or epoxy, and lighting where it counts.
02Storage that uses the space a freestanding cupboard wastes, right up to the ceiling.
03Fluted fronts, bottle storage and lit shelving as a centrepiece for the room.
04Counters, shelving, workstations and full fit-outs for offices, schools and shops.
05Timber decks that wrap around pools, slopes and the edges of a house, and make the outside usable.
06Shade structures in heavy timber, built for the sun and wind of the particular place.
Every project starts with a conversation about the space itself: what it has to do, how it is used and which material belongs there.
A new reception desk with backlit timber slats and an angled dark front panel.
The deck folds around three existing trees and steps down to the lawn.
Light timber pergolas over each patio, with the beams spaced for half shade.
Behind every piece is a small team of craftsmen who take real pride in their work. Janó leads each job from the first conversation to the final fitting, and the same hands that measure your space are the ones that build it and install it.
Good people, honest work and a love for timber that shows in every joint. You will enjoy having them around.
SEND AN ENQUIRY ↗Start with the person, the place and what the space needs to make easier.
Read the space carefully so the work fits what is already there.
Solve function, proportion, material and the detail that makes the piece belong.
Components and finishes are prepared in the workshop.
Fit, set and check the work in the place it was made for.
Woodspec Designs is led by Janó in Stellenbosch. The work runs from decks, pergolas and timber structures outside to bars, cupboards, kitchens and full fitted joinery inside.
What connects them is work made for one particular place — and a conversation that stays with the same person from the first visit to the installation.
