Custom Woodwork, Created Around Your Space
In a private atelier on the eastern coast of Crete, Yiannis Fragiadakis creates wood pieces intended to belong somewhere specific.
Some begin with local olive wood. Others with reclaimed timber that has already lived another life. Each one is developed slowly, with exacting care, and always one at a time.
From dining tables to fitted interior elements, every commission begins with the space itself — its scale, its rhythm, and the kind of presence the piece should carry.
Custom Woodwork, Created Around Your Space
In a private atelier on the eastern coast of Crete, Yiannis Fragiadakis creates wood pieces intended to belong somewhere specific.
Some begin with local olive wood. Others with reclaimed timber that has already lived another life. Each one is developed slowly, with exacting care, and always one at a time.
From dining tables to fitted interior elements, every commission begins with the space itself — its scale, its rhythm, and the kind of presence the piece should carry.
Made for Spaces
That Ask for More Than Furniture
Some pieces do more than furnish a room. They give it gravity. They settle it.
Our atelier works with private clients, villa owners, and boutique hospitality properties to create objects that bring warmth, material depth, and a more distinguished sense of place.
Every commission is shaped around use, proportion, and the natural intelligence of the wood itself.
Our Process
Send Your Idea
We start with your vision, whether it's a simple bowl or a custom table for your home.
We Review Material
We source reclaimed wood, selecting pieces based on their unique character and grain.
You Receive Estimate
We provide a detailed direction and a clear estimate for your custom wooden piece.
The Piece is Made
We handcraft your object, ensuring every detail is shaped around the wood's natural purpose.
Rooted in Mochlos
Mochlos is a small coastal village shaped by sea, stone, olive trees, and time. The pieces made here carry something of that landscape within them.
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Olive wood remains central to the atelier, alongside other carefully chosen and reclaimed timbers selected for their structure, grain, and quiet nobility.