Custom Cabinetry & Built-in Joinery

Good cabinetry begins by asking what needs to be stored. We document clothing, books, tableware, equipment and collections, then design each section of the cabinetry for its contents — hanging lengths, drawer heights, shelf spacing and lighting.

The result is storage that absorbs a household’s belongings without wasted space, and rooms that stay calm.

We design kitchen cabinetry — layout, fronts, worktops and storage — in coordination with the appliances and services you choose. Plumbing, electrical and gas connections are carried out by licensed trades appointed for the project.

Built-in cabinetry depends on accurate dimensions. We work from measured drawings and confirm critical dimensions before production. Installation and site work can be coordinated with qualified local partners where available; we confirm what is possible for your location during the design phase.

Wardrobes are designed door by door. Behind each front we plan hanging lengths for long and short garments, drawers for folded clothes, shoe storage, accessory trays and lighting. Flush, handle-less fronts keep bedrooms calm; open timber shelving and glass-fronted cabinets make a walk-in wardrobe feel like a room rather than a cupboard.

Read more about bedroom storage on our custom bedroom furniture page.

Cabinetry is judged up close: the width of the shadow gap between doors, how grain continues across a run of fronts, how a pull sits under the hand. We draw these details at full size and review samples of fronts and edges before production.

Because cabinetry is fixed, it has to be decided early and in relation to everything else — furniture layouts, lighting, curtains and art. We design built-in pieces alongside the furniture plan so that proportions align: the height of a media wall with the sofa back, a sideboard with the dining table, wardrobe fronts with bedroom panelling. Explore whole-home furnishing for how this comes together across a residence.