Hand-crafted in Ireland, Christoff, by Alana Creations Ltd, is a name synonymous with leading-edge custom-built rooms for the discerning homeowner. At Christoff, creating stunning custom-built room is about much more that the half century of craftsmanship and skill that underpins the brand through its people. It is a process that starts with listening to the client, , understanding needs and desires and, ultimately, knowing in both head and heart what kind of room that client wants. Next, it is a flight of imagination: visualising the possibilities in forms, materials, colours that will meet the functional purpose with an inspired aesthetic. The best imagined scheme becomes a series of drawings that, with tweaks and modification, will evolve to become the working plan.
It is only now that the Christoff team sets to work to make that custom-built room a reality. We do not buy in pre-finished products; rather we create the parts, elements and products ourselves at our own manufacturing facility in Carlingford (custom-designed, of course). At Christoff, traditional methods and commsumate skill come together with the highest quality materials and our craftsmen take pride in delivering excellence down to the finest, most exquisite detail.
Christoff is synonymous with bespoke kitchens but as our reputation for creative excellence has grown, so our clients increasingly ask us to create many rooms for their homes. We bring the same attention to detail to lounges, bedrooms, bathrooms, staircases and hallways, as well as studies, games rooms, even in-home cinemas. With showrooms in Dublin, Dundalk and Hillsborough, Christoff custom-built rooms can be found in some of the most prestigious and luxurious homes all over Ireland and Great Britain. At Christoff, we respect our clients’ desire for confidentiality but we hope you enjoy a preview of some of the custom-built rooms we have created for them.
Call us today or drop into our any of our 3 showrooms in Dublin, Dundalk or Belfast and we will look forward to working with you.
