For an ongoing interior outfitting project, I need workshop drawings of several bespoke pieces: a sofa, wardrobes, beds, night tables, a full kitchen with an integrated dining table, bathroom wash-basin units, and floating shelves. Each drawing must be ready for the production floor—clear, fully dimensioned, and easy for carpenters to follow. Every sheet has to show: • Exact overall and component-by-component dimensions • Material specifications (core, veneer or laminate, hardware, finishes) • Joinery details—dowel, domino, biscuit, mitre, pocket-hole, or any other method called out where it occurs A typical deliverable set includes plan, front and side elevations, critical sections, and enlarged joinery / hardware call-outs, all formatted on A3 or A1 as PDF plus the editable DWG (or other native CAD) file. Naming conventions, layer discipline, and scale are important because these drawings drop straight into our workshop’s CNC workflow. If you work in AutoCAD, SketchUp/Layout, or a comparable drafting tool and can meet the detail level above, let me see one or two similar examples. I’ll supply sketches, reference images, and site dimensions the moment we start. Turnaround per item is flexible but I prefer to keep momentum—first drafts within a week, revisions inside two business days. Final approval is granted once the workshop team can read each sheet without further clarification.