Shape, surface and detail in balance.
Door profiles and finishes shape the room’s expression. We consider the material, construction, hardware and maintenance together rather than assuming every profile can be made in every material.
Door directions
Flat-panel and shaker-style fronts, selected solid wood components, painted MDF, veneer and specialty treatments offer different appearances. Proportions and surrounding panels should be considered together.
- Flat and framed-looking profiles
- Painted MDF and suitable substrates
- Natural veneer and selected solid wood
- Decorative and specialty treatments
Painted finishes
A painted surface depends on the substrate, preparation and coating system. Colour and sheen affect how light reveals the details. No finish is completely scratchproof, stainproof or maintenance-free.
- Colour and sheen selection
- Sample review in the room’s light
- Appropriate substrate and edge preparation
- Product-specific care and cleaning
Wood and decorative surfaces
Veneer gives natural grain variation, while decorative panels can offer a more consistent texture or printed appearance. Review how fronts, visible sides and edges relate to each other.
- Grain direction and matching
- Visible ends and edge details
- Natural versus decorative wood-look surfaces
- Coordinated finish schedule
Handle and opening details
Integrated pulls and push-to-open arrangements need appropriate door construction and compatible hardware. Confirm opening clearances, grip and repeated-use needs during design.
- Handles, pulls and integrated details
- Push-open compatibility
- Door overlay and alignment
- Hinge and drawer specifications
Compare a material direction.
Choose a material to understand its typical role. Add the direction to your enquiry for a more useful first conversation.
Melamine-faced panel
Decorative colour or wood-look surface. Typical uses include cabinet interiors, shelving and selected fronts.
Protected edges; avoid standing water.
Discuss this direction ↗From the first conversation
to the final detail.
- 01
Consultation
Understand the intended use, priorities, style and budget.
- 02
Site Review & Measurements
Review dimensions, existing conditions and installation constraints.
- 03
Design & Drawings
Develop layouts, proportions, storage and project details.
- 04
Specifications & Approval
Confirm finishes, hardware, appliance information and applicable drawings.
- 05
Manufacturing
Prepare and manufacture the agreed components using appropriate production methods.
- 06
Delivery & Installation
Coordinate delivery and install the millwork within the agreed scope.
- 07
Final Review
Review the completed work and applicable finishing details against the contracted scope.
The exact sequence and deliverables vary by project. Changes after approval may affect cost and schedule.
Explore the complete approach ↗Before we begin.
Can any profile be made in any material?
No. The profile, substrate and manufacturing method need to be compatible.
Can I choose a paint colour?
Colour options can be discussed and reviewed through the agreed sample and approval process.
Can the doors match wall panels?
Coordinated fronts and paneling can be designed, subject to the selected materials and construction.
Can I change a finish after approval?
Changes may affect cost, availability and the production schedule. Approved changes should be documented before proceeding.
Let’s build something that fits.
Bring your drawings, reference images or first ideas. We can discuss the possibilities and the next steps.