What Types of Furniture Does Eidos Design Studio Make?

Eidos Design Studio makes custom furniture built to a client's exact specifications, plus a smaller line of signature pieces that can be ordered in a chosen wood. The studio describes itself as designers and makers of custom furniture, and its stated focus is one-of-a-kind work for clients who cannot find what they need in existing furniture. If you have a piece in mind that no standard product covers, that is the situation the studio is set up for.

Custom work: the main offering

According to the studio, clients often arrive with requirements where no existing furniture is available, and the piece has to be custom made. That means the range is not limited to a fixed catalog — the listed categories below show the breadth of what the workshop has made, not the outer edge of what it will take on.

Furniture types listed by the studio

The studio's "Breadth of Furniture Craftsmanship" section names the following:

• Display stands
• Fireplace stands
• Tables
• Chairs
• Chess table
• Credenza
• Lounge chair
• Home theatre
• Bookcase
• Display case
• Semion bar stool
• Desk
• Dining table
• Cabinets
• Wall divider
• Piano desk

The list ends with "And more," which matches the studio's framing that custom work is driven by the client's requirements rather than a fixed product line.

Signature pieces

Alongside fully custom work, Eidos Design Studio keeps a select number of signature pieces that can be ordered to be created for you. The stated choice is the type of wood you want. Named signature pieces include:

If your need fits one of these designs, ordering a signature piece is the simpler path than starting a custom design from scratch.

How the custom process works

The studio describes three steps:

1. Custom process — The studio works to understand the unique requirements, crafts a sketch, and the design is agreed to.
2. Execution — The furniture is hand crafted to meet the client's exact requirements.
3. Finished furniture — The completed custom piece is delivered to the client.

Who does the work

Glenn Ward is described as a master woodworker who creates custom furniture and produces high-end work for discerning clientele. The studio says it uses only the finest grade materials, chosen for tactile richness and aesthetic beauty, and meticulous techniques intended to create furniture of enduring quality. The style is described as characterized by sinuous curves and rectilinear lines — timeless and contemporary, classic yet modern.

How to decide which route fits

• Choose a signature piece if one of the named designs already suits your space and you mainly need to pick a wood.
• Go the custom route if your requirement is something no existing furniture covers — the studio's stated starting point is a conversation about unique requirements, followed by a sketch and an agreed design.
• Start with a consultation — the site's call to action is "Call for a Consultation" to contact Glenn about having something created.

Because the studio does not publish a fixed catalog with dimensions or finishes beyond the signature wood choice, the practical next step for any specific piece is to describe what you need and confirm feasibility, materials, and timeline directly with the studio.