Solutions · Made-to-measure

Everything we make is built with love and designed to your requirements

Kitchens, closets, bathrooms, home offices, and built-in furniture, all drawn to the actual dimensions of your home. Start with the front you want, then the room it goes in.

Fronts & finishes

Pick the look, we build all of them

Kitchens

  • Prefinished full overlay

    Fronts that cover the box almost completely, so a whole run reads as doors and a fine shadow line instead of frames. The panels arrive factory-finished, which keeps the color identical across every door in the room and gives a hard, even surface from the day it goes in.

  • Wood finish

    Real wood fronts, stained or clear-coated so the grain stays visible. Grain can be run continuously across a wall of doors so it reads as one piece rather than eight.

  • Shaker or raised panel

    The two traditional framed profiles. Shaker sets a flat panel inside a square frame; raised panel sits the center proud with a shaped edge. Both take paint well and suit a classic or transitional house.

  • Slab panel

    One flat face, no frame and no profile. The quietest of the four, and the one that lets the stone or the grain do the talking. Handleless if you want it, with a routed finger pull or a push latch.

Closets

  • Full overlay

    Doors and drawer fronts across the whole run, so the closet reads as built-in furniture rather than storage. Dust stays out, and the room stays calm on the mornings the shelves behind the doors are not.

  • Open shelving

    No doors: hanging, shelves, shoe racks, and drawer banks left on show. It costs less, fits more into a tight footprint, and looks like a boutique when everything has a place.

None of these are either/or. A wood-finish kitchen can be slab or shaker, a painted shaker can sit next to a prefinished pantry wall, and most closets we build put doors where they earn their keep and leave the rest open.

Commercial spaces

The same process, for spaces the public walks into

  • Where it goes

    Offices and workplaces, retail and showrooms, waiting rooms and reception areas, and rental units being fitted out before they open.

  • What we build

    Reception desks and service counters, break rooms and kitchenettes, display and shelving, lockers and coat walls, and storage that keeps the back of house in order.

  • How it runs

    Built to your architect's or contractor's drawings, or drawn by us and approved before anything is cut. Where the space has to stay open, we install after hours and work around the other trades.

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For builders & designers

We're easy to build alongside

  • Your drawings or ours

    Send elevations and we'll build to them, or hand us the room and we'll draw it. Either way you get shop drawings to sign off before anything is cut.

  • One point of contact

    You're talking to the people who will be on site, not a salesperson relaying messages to a factory floor.

  • We work to your schedule

    Tell us the site dates early. Cabinetry goes in near the end but gets noticed first, so the sooner we can measure, the fewer surprises at install.

Working on a whole-house build or a run of units? Talk to us about trade work →

Our process

From idea to install

  1. 01

    We come to you

    A short call, then a visit to measure the room and look at how you actually use it. No charge, no obligation.

  2. 02

    3D model in 1–2 days

    We model the cabinetry in your actual room so you can see it before committing, and send a written estimate with it, same day or two at the outside.

  3. 03

    Built to your design

    Your cabinetry is built exactly to the approved drawings, in the materials and finishes you signed off on, and checked piece by piece before install day.

  4. 04

    Installed in 2–5 weeks

    Delivery and installation are handled start to finish. Most projects are complete two to five weeks after you approve the design, depending on size.

Before you call

The questions we get asked most

Straight answers, including the ones about money and time. If something here isn't clear, just ask us.

Will I see a design before I commit to anything?
Yes, and quickly. We come out and measure, then build a 3D model of the room so you can see the actual cabinetry in your actual space, not a catalogue photo of someone else's kitchen. That comes back to you with a written estimate the same day, or within two days at the outside. You are not waiting a fortnight to find out what it costs.
What door styles and finishes can I choose from?
Kitchens go four ways, and they mix. Prefinished full overlay: factory-finished fronts covering the box almost completely, so a run reads as doors and a fine shadow line rather than frames. Wood finish: real wood, stained or clear-coated so the grain stays visible. Shaker or raised panel: the two traditional framed profiles, usually painted. And slab: one flat face, no frame and no profile. Closets are either full overlay, with doors and drawer fronts across the whole run, or open shelving with everything on show. Most projects use more than one.
How long does the whole thing take?
Once you approve the design, most projects are built and installed within two to five weeks, depending on the size of the job and how quickly the materials come in. A single wardrobe or a bathroom vanity sits at the short end; a full kitchen with stone and integrated appliances sits at the longer end. You get real dates, not a range, before anything is cut.
What drives the cost?
Size first: how many linear feet of cabinetry, and how many drawers versus doors, since drawers cost more to build. Then materials: solid hardwood fronts sit above painted panels, and stone and hardware vary enormously. Then complexity: integrated lighting, appliance panels, curves, and anything that has to be scribed to an old and unlevel wall. We quote the whole project rather than per cabinet, and the number we give you after the in-home visit is the number.
Do you take on commercial work?
Yes. Offices and workplaces, retail and showrooms, waiting rooms and reception areas, and rental units being fitted out. Reception desks and service counters, break rooms and kitchenettes, display and shelving, lockers, and back-of-house storage. We build to your architect's or contractor's drawings or draw it ourselves, and where a space has to stay open we install after hours and work around the other trades.
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Free in-home consultation

Tell us about your space. We come to you, measure, and send back a 3D model with a written estimate within two days.

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