What we make.

A kitchen is the one room where storage, circulation and sightlines all have to resolve at once. We design cabinetry around how the room is actually used, then build it to the dimensions of the space rather than to a catalogue module. That means full-height runs where the ceiling allows, drawer banks sized to what goes in them, and appliance surrounds that sit flush instead of almost flush.

Bathroom cabinetry has to survive humidity, hide plumbing, and still look considered from the doorway. We design vanities around the plumbing rough-in you already have where possible, and around the storage you actually need rather than a standard drawer count. Floating vanities, full-height linen towers and integrated mirror lighting are all detailed at the design stage, not improvised on site.

Everything that is not a kitchen or a bathroom: media walls, home offices, bookcases, wine storage, bench seating, and the full-height wall paneling that makes a doorway disappear into the joinery. These are the pieces that have to be built to the room because no stock module will fit the wall you have. We detail them alongside the architecture rather than treating them as furniture placed afterwards.

Closet systems fail when they are specified by linear feet instead of by what is being stored. We start from a count of what has to hang long, what hangs short, what folds and what goes in drawers, then design the elevation around that. Glass-fronted wardrobes, integrated lighting, island drawer units and full dressing-room layouts are all detailed to the ceiling height you actually have.