
Cabinet collection
Custom Cabinetry
Work that does not correspond to any door style because the piece is designed from the room outward: curved returns, integrated seating, wall paneling that absorbs a doorway, storage built into an awkward roof pitch. This is where most of the design time goes, and where the difference between fitted and built-in actually shows.

Built-in desk and display wall in sage green, with integrated shelf lightingS-103

Full-height glazed cabinetry framing a dining roomYS-708

Entryway storage wall combining hanging space, drawers and open display

Bedroom joinery combining wardrobe, desk and shelving in one runYS-710

Living room shelving and low storage built into the window wallS-701

Flush door detailed into a dark green paneled wallS-107

Walnut paneling absorbing a doorway beside the stairS-107

Concealed door in a full-height grey paneled wallS-107

Paneled wall with recessed display niche and integrated benchS-107

Fluted walnut wall with a floating sideboard built in

Flush door set into white full-height paneling

Concealed door in terracotta painted paneling

Curved walnut paneling wrapping a lit staircase

Dressing table and shelving built into the bedroom wall

Media wall with integrated shelving and fireplaceS-912

Shared desk and shelving built into a study wall

Arched display cabinetry flanking a low sideboard

Built-in bar and glazed wine storage off the dining roomS-927-2
Product renderings supplied by our manufacturing partner. Installation photography is from completed projects.

Start with a conversation about the room.
Bring measurements if you have them, photographs if you do not. The first consultation is free and there is no obligation to proceed.