Planning

Warm minimalism through natural timber and quiet geometry, with rift-sawn grain as the principal design feature.

Exposed dovetail corners, mitered waterfalls, rebated drawer fronts, and continuous grain matching as the room’s gathering point.

One wood and joinery language across media built-ins, credenzas, vanities, and entryway benches.

A third path between off-the-shelf modern cabinets and dated retro replicas.

Precision-fitted casework for condo and loft interiors: continuous grain, exposed joinery, and material honesty scaled to tighter plans and urban sites.

Step 1. Evaluate materials, design requests, and spatial constraints to establish a clear cost range and scope before drawings begin. We confirm what the space needs and what the timber and joinery will require to deliver a true fit.

Step 2. Review architectural plans, drawings, and dimensions against material preferences.

Step 3. 2D CAD shop submittals plus mailed timber finish blocks for review in real lighting.

Step 4. Confirm hardware, plumbing clearances, appliance specs, and site tolerances before fabrication.

Step 5. Hand-selected matching timber runs, traditional dovetail joinery, and low-VOC finishes.

Step 6. Custom-crated, insured shipping with full documentation for local installers.

It combines the drawer face and joinery into a single solid-timber component with rebated sides overlaying the box. That gives unbroken grain flow plus visible end-grain joinery.

We use consecutive flitches from the same tree, sequenced and aligned via the rebated-front construction with no faceframe interrupting the run.

Yes. We matrix-match both horizontally across runs and vertically down stacked drawers so knots and grain movement stay continuous.

Modern design gives visual calm through clean lines and handleless fronts. Traditional craftsmanship gives structural integrity through interlocking joints that do not rely on glue or staples alone.

There is no showroom overhead, transatlantic freight, duties, or dealer margins. Spend goes into solid materials and craftsmanship instead of veneered particleboard.

It avoids decade-specific door profiles or trend colors. It relies on grain, geometry, and craft, so it does not date the way styled cabinetry often does.

Design is calibrated. A statement joinery-forward island can pair with understated handleless perimeter runs so the room stays balanced.

Water-based finishes seal without plasticizing the surface. Timber develops patina and can be spot-refinished rather than replaced.

We use 2D CAD shop drawings, video consultations, mailed physical samples, and custom crating with site-ready documentation for local installers.