Essential
Practical materials, clean construction, dependable hardware and efficient layouts.
Good custom work begins long before manufacturing. It begins with understanding the space, asking the right questions and resolving important details before they become problems during installation.
Discuss goals, design direction, existing conditions, practical requirements and budget.
Site dimensions, room geometry, appliance locations and installation conditions shape the design.
Layouts, elevations, proportions, storage arrangements and architectural details are developed for the project.
Compare appearance, construction, care and cost. Physical samples help establish the intended finish.
Hinges, drawer systems and accessories must fit the cabinet dimensions and intended use.
Review appliance sheets, clearances, door swing, drawer extension, shelf dimensions, panel thickness, hardware compatibility, site access and installation constraints.
Final drawings, finishes, dimensions, hardware and specifications are reviewed as applicable. Changes after approval may affect price, availability and schedule and should be documented.
Computer-aided design and CNC-assisted manufacturing are used where applicable. Production methods and the use of suppliers respond to the agreed components and specification.
Coordinate site readiness, handling, installation, alignment and finishing details within the contracted scope.
Review the completed work against the agreed scope and applicable specifications, including relevant finishing details.
A custom project does not have to follow a single material or pricing formula. We review design, materials, construction and accessories together to develop options around your priorities and available budget.
Practical materials, clean construction, dependable hardware and efficient layouts.
Enhanced materials and finishes, more customized detailing and upgraded functional accessories.
Specialty materials, architectural detailing, advanced hardware and more demanding construction.
Illustrative specification levels, not fixed packages or guaranteed prices. Proposals depend on feasibility, materials, site conditions and written agreement.
Design development and drawings can form part of the service, with deliverables confirmed for the project.
Relevant dimensions, selections, final appliance information and applicable drawings and specifications must be confirmed for affected components.
Changes may be possible, but can affect cost, availability and schedule. They should be reviewed and documented before affected work proceeds.
Bring your drawings, reference images or first ideas. We can discuss the possibilities and the next steps.