Built-ins & architectural cabinetry
Bookcases, window seats, banquettes, media and fireplace cabinetry, and paneling that reads as part of the architecture. Scribes, reveals, and returns are detailed to the room rather than fitted after the fact.
Capabilities
What we build, and how far we take it.
Focused small-to-medium cabinetry scopes and select larger packages. Each category below describes the scope we handle and where our involvement adds value.
Offices & studies
Desks, credenzas, file storage, and full wall systems planned around equipment, cord management, and how the room actually gets used.
Bars & beverage centers
Compact service cabinetry with appliance clearances, glass and bottle storage, and durable interior detailing worked out before fabrication.
Vanities
Bathroom cabinetry detailed around plumbing runs, drawer function, and stone or slab tops, in paint-grade or wood.
Mudrooms & laundry rooms
Benches, lockers, hanging, and utility cabinetry built for daily wear, with hardware chosen for the load it will carry.
Specialty cabinetry
One-off pieces that don't fit a catalog — niches, integrated furniture, display cabinetry, and odd conditions that need to be drawn before they're built.
Select kitchens
Kitchens where the detailing, collaboration, and scope suit a hands-on studio. We take these selectively so each one gets real attention.
Integrated details
Lighting readiness with concealed channels and diffusers, concealed power and charging locations, media and cable management, appliance and equipment coordination, access and ventilation, and specialty panels and fronts. We plan the cabinetry side; final electrical and low-voltage work is performed by the appropriate licensed trade.
Multi-room cabinetry packages are welcome when the scope suits a hands-on studio. Painting and finishing, countertops, and decorative pulls and knobs are not included by default — they can be coordinated or quoted separately.
Specify the details
Scope review
Not sure whether your scope is a fit?
Send what you have. We'll tell you plainly whether the project suits the studio before anyone spends time on pricing.