Refined frame
Slim Shaker
A narrow painted frame keeps a familiar profile feeling clean, with walnut and stone for warmth.
Custom cabinetry · North America
Modern custom cabinetry, made for the way you live.
Custom luxury cabinetry for kitchens, wardrobes and wine bars. Share your floor plan and design vision; we’ll tailor the materials and details to your home.
Send Your Floor Plans
Start with your idea
Start your cabinet brief.
Tell us where you are building and which rooms need cabinetry.
01 / Find your look
A kitchen with your look and your layout.
Explore six modern directions in wood, lacquer, stone and glass; then plan the cabinet layout around your daily life.
Quiet luxury
Warm Minimal
Full-height matte fronts, restrained reveals and one natural wood accent give the room calm depth.
Material contrast
Walnut & Stone
Rich grain and pale stone form a strong focal point without relying on ornate door details.
Tactile surface
Textured Wood
Use grain direction and a fluted accent selectively, balanced by simple cabinetry lines.
Light & display
Glass & Bronze
Slim framed glass cabinets bring a lighter rhythm to solid wood and offer space to display.
Seamless finish
Matte Lacquer
Soft color, flat fronts and precise alignment create a modern room with a polished feel.
Designed around daily life
The layout should earn its space.
Plan a focal point, an appliance zone and storage that works close to hand.
The focal point
Room to gather. Storage to use.
Give the island presence in the room while planning its drawers for the tools and routines of everyday cooking.
The working wall
One composed cabinet wall.
Bring ovens, tall storage and a lit niche into one architectural elevation.
The everyday storage
Everything within reach.
Size pantry shelves and pull-outs around the supplies your household uses most.
Have a different reference? Send the image and tell us which details matter.
Send Your Floor Plans
02 / Room by room
Cabinetry for the rooms you live in.
Explore six applications, with the storage and proportions tailored to each space.
01 / The gathering space
Kitchen Cabinets
Cabinet walls, islands and pantry storage planned around cooking, appliances and everyday life.
02 / The personal space
Walk-In Wardrobes
Balance hanging space, shelves, drawer storage and display around the way you dress.
03 / The entertaining space
Wine Bar Cabinets
Combine bottle storage, glass display, a serving surface and lighting in one refined elevation.
04 / The daily ritual
Bathroom Vanities
Pair a considered front finish with drawer organization and practical clearances around plumbing.
05 / The working room
Laundry Cabinets
Plan tall utility storage, folding space and concealed supplies around the equipment you use.
06 / The first impression
Entryway Storage
Make room for coats, shoes and the small things you need on your way out.
A closer look
Send Your Floor Plans
A cabinet wall that becomes part of the room.
Continuous grain, aligned fronts and discreet storage can turn a full wall into a quiet architectural feature. The finish can carry through the home while each interior serves a different purpose.
03 / Specify the details
Make the design yours, down to the last cabinet.
01
Fronts & finishes
Choose a Shaker, framed or slab profile. Discuss opaque painted lacquer, natural veneer or solid wood, then pin down the color, sheen, grain direction and edge detail.
02
Construction you can name
Specify the door and cabinet box separately. If you want plywood boxes, say so at the start; confirm interior surfaces, panel thickness and material choices in the proposal.
03
Send Your Floor Plans
Storage that fits the plan
Map drawers, pantry zones, appliance openings and hardware to the measured room. The same thinking extends to wardrobe hanging, wine storage and other built-ins.
04 / How we work
From approved drawings to delivery.
Three clear decisions take your cabinetry from the first plan to the completed order.
Confirm the drawings
Share your floor plan, measurements and cabinet references. Review the proposed layout and elevations, including dimensions, appliance openings and room clearances, then approve the drawings.
Confirm products & order
Set the door style, finish, cabinet construction, hardware and quantities. Review the product list, agreed scope and quotation before confirming the order.
Delivery & completion
We coordinate production, packing and shipment to the agreed destination. Check the delivered cabinetry and handover details with your local team to complete the order.
05 / Let’s design your home
Start your cabinet brief.
Good to know / FAQ
A few useful answers.
Can you design cabinets from my floor plan?
Share your floor plan, room measurements and reference images. We can discuss an initial layout; final drawings need verified site dimensions and appliance specifications.
Can I specify the fronts and cabinet boxes separately?
Yes. Discuss door materials, finishes and cabinet box construction separately so the proposal records your choices clearly.
Can the kitchen, wardrobes and wine bar share one look?
A coordinated palette of finishes, grain and hardware can connect the rooms while the storage inside is tailored to each use.
Can I request particular hardware brands?
Include your preferred brand and product references in the brief. Availability and compatible alternatives should be confirmed in your quotation.
How is a custom cabinet quote calculated?
Pricing depends on the dimensions, materials, finishes, hardware, storage accessories and agreed delivery scope. Send your drawings for a project-specific quotation.
How long do production and delivery take?
Timing depends on design approval, material availability, order size and destination. Confirm the production schedule and shipping estimate before placing an order.
Can you ship to the United States and Canada?
Tell us your delivery location and required scope. Shipping arrangements, destination charges and responsibilities will be confirmed in the proposal.
Can my local carpenter install the cabinets?
Discuss your installer’s requirements before ordering. Confirm drawings, supplied components, site conditions and installation responsibilities with your local team.
