Create a Bespoke Chess Set
Discover the true essence of bespoke craftsmanship with our custom chess sets. Each piece is a tangible memory, a tribute to personal journeys and cherished places.
Our bespoke chess sets capture special moments and life experiences, becoming truly exclusive heirlooms that will be cherished for generations.
How does the process work?
Discover the six steps to create your own bespoke chess set. We are committed to understanding your needs and tailoring the result to reflect your unique idea. To ensure your chess set is a perfect realisation of your vision, you will have the personal attention of one of the company directors through every step of the process from initial consultation to final delivery.
Step 1: Introduction
We begin with a call or in-person meeting to understand your vision and define the creative brief in detail. Whether you have a clear idea in your mind or you are searching for inspiration, we will help you to envision the final result.
Step 2: Quotation
Based on your requirements, we’ll provide a clear and tailored quotation for the full scope of the project, including different options.
Step 3: Initial Concepts
You’ll receive a presentation showcasing our initial creative directions – exploring how your ideas can be translated into a unique and compelling chess set. This will include renders and product details.
Step 4: Design Development
With your feedback, we’ll refine the design and present the final concept, including packaging and the playing board. We believe in the importance of interactive conversations and are happy to adapt to your needs.
Step 5: Manufacture
Once the design is approved, we move into full production using premium materials and precision craftsmanship. The manufacture time depends on the size of the project and the choice of materials.
Step 6: Final Delivery
Your completed chess set will be carefully packaged and delivered to you, ready to be displayed or gifted.
If you have any questions or would like more information, you can contact us at: ian@skylinechess.com.
