Est. 1981 in Suffolk

Our Story

A family business. Over four decades of craftmanship. Built on values that never change.

What we stand for

Core Values

At TMJ Interiors, our values define our culture, drive innovation and guide our commitment to exceptional craftsmanship, sustainable manufacturing and the delivery of world-class bespoke interiors.

  • Can-Do Spirit

    We approach every challenge with a positive mindset, solution-focused thinking, and the belief that nothing is impossible.

  • One Team, One Goal

    We succeed together - supporting, trusting, and respecting each other to achieve more as a team than as individuals.

  • Care Deeply

    We genuinely care about our work, our people, our customers, and the impact we make - putting heart into everything we do.

  • Go Beyond

    We don’t just meet expectations - we exceed them. We take initiative, go the extra mile, and never settle for “good enough.

  • Own It

    We take full responsibility for our actions, results, and impact. We’re accountable and take pride in doing things right.

  • Proud & Driven

    We take pride in our work and stay self-motivated to improve every day, driven by excellence and a desire to grow.

Since 1981

Our Journey

  1. 2025

    RECORD BREAKING YEAR

    In 2025, TMJ delivered a record-breaking year across turnover, profit, pipeline and team growth. As the business continued to expand, we strengthened our position in the market, developed our people, and built strong momentum for the future.

  2. 2024

    MANAGEMENT BUYOUT

    The successful completion of TMJ’s Management Buyout, led by Tim Coll, Kevin Pryke and Sarah Warren. This strategic move marked a new chapter in TMJ’s rich history, empowering the management team to drive the business forward whilst maintaining the core values that have contributed to its previous success.

  3. 2023

    SUSTAINABILITY INVESTMENT

    TMJ’s passion for sustainability saw us invest £1m in our environmental initiatives; LED lights and solar panels were installed, greatly reducing our scope 2 emissions. We also had a new biomass burner installed, using waste wood, it is able to heat our manufacturing facility, thereby reducing our reliance of fossil fuels.

  4. 2013

    TECHNOLOGY AND APPRENTICE TRAINING CENTRE

    As our apprenticeship scheme continued to grow, we decided to invest £1.25m in a 13k sq. ft. Technology and Apprentice Training Centre. A space dedicated to the mentoring and development of our apprentices, the investment reflected TMJ’s long-term commitment to nurturing emerging talent, strengthening specialist skills and securing the future of British manufacturing.

  5. 2012

    LONDON OLYMPIC GAMES

    A legacy project for TMJ Interiors, we were honoured to be the supplier of joinery services to the Olympic venues for the 2012 London Olympic Games. The designs were functional and the stadium and Olympic venues were designed to have legacy and flexibility in mind.

  6. 2007

    BOARD OF DIRECTORS

    Alongside James Taylor, the Managing Director at the time, a board of 4 Directors were formed.

  7. 2000

    THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL

    We delivered the Royal Festival Hall. A project we were proud to have been involved in including the refurbishing of the Royal Boxes, acoustic feature walls, Australian walnut veneered and leather wall panels and balcony fronts. The Hall boasts a state of the art stage and rig, a large number of back of house areas and many of the original 1950s features.

  8. 1995

    WINDSOR CASTLE

    In 1992 there was the great fire of Windsor Castle, which burned for 15 hours and gutted the Palace's inside, destroying 115 rooms and nine state rooms. TMJ Interiors were appointed to refurbish the specialist joinery including the Private Chapel, Stuart Staircase and St George’s Hall.

  9. 1981

    THE BEGINNING OF TMJ

    Taylor Made Joinery Interiors was established in 1981 by James Taylor, beginning trading from a 1,500 sq. ft. space at Newberry Farm in Suffolk. During the 1990s, James moved TMJ into its purpose-built factory, where it remains today.