We work with interior designers, renovation contractors, and families who need cabinetry that holds up through years of daily use. These are the partners and suppliers we rely on to keep every install on schedule.
Local design studio that specifies our CNC-cut plywood units for apartment renovations and kitchen remodels across the city.
Material partner for ABS and PVC edge banding in matched oak, walnut, and matte graphite finishes used on our cabinet doors.
Supplier of hinges, drawer slides, and pull-out organizers that we install as standard on every custom cabinet build.
Fabrication collaborator for large wardrobe and storage wall projects that need extra CNC capacity during peak season.
Long-standing lumber yard providing marine-grade plywood and solid wood stock for moisture-prone kitchen zones.
Why clients choose our workshop over stock cabinetry and general carpenters
Each panel is cut on a CNC machine from a 3D layout, so doors align, drawers run straight, and gaps stay consistent. Hand-built cabinets depend on the carpenter's eye; ours depend on a digital model that matches the actual wall dimensions.
We work with plywood, MDF, and solid wood, and we will tell you which one suits your kitchen's moisture levels, load, and finish preference. A sink cabinet needs different board than a wardrobe, and we build accordingly.
Soft-close hinges, full-extension runners, and pull-out organizers are fitted as standard options, not afterthoughts. We choose mechanisms that survive years of opening and closing, and we install them so they stay aligned.
The same team that plans and machines your cabinets handles the installation. That means fewer surprises on site, no mismatched parts, and a final check that doors and drawers work before we hand over the keys.
Bring your floor plan or rough measurements, and we will sketch a storage layout that fits how you actually cook and store. You get a clear quote and a practical drawing, with no obligation to proceed. See how we approach the work on the capabilities page.
Feedback from recent kitchen and wardrobe projects, focused on how the cabinetry works in daily use rather than just how it looks.
The pull-out racks in the pantry corner changed how we use that space. Before, things got lost at the back. Now everything is reachable without bending or digging. The soft-close drawers are quiet, and the edge banding on the plywood has held up well near the sink.
We had a narrow gap between the fridge and the wall that seemed useless. The team built a slim pull-out unit that fits exactly, and it now holds spices and oils. The CNC-cut joints are precise, and the matte graphite handles match the rest of the kitchen. Installation took two days, and they left the space clean.
The wardrobe layout was planned around our actual clothes, not a generic grid. Shelves for folded items, a tall section for coats, and drawers with soft-close slides. The solid wood doors were fitted without gaps, and the finish matches the trim in the bedroom. No squeaks, no misalignment.
What stood out was the material selection advice. We were unsure between MDF and plywood for the kitchen. They explained the moisture risk near the dishwasher and suggested plywood with a sealed edge. Two years in, the cabinet doors still align, and there is no swelling around the sink base.
The 3D layout plan made it easy to visualize the storage before anything was cut. We adjusted the drawer heights and added a cutlery insert based on the render. The final install matched the plan almost exactly. The only delay was our own paint schedule, not theirs.
We needed a light commercial setup for a small office pantry. The team handled the CNC cutting and edge banding for twelve cabinets, including a corner unit with a lazy Susan. Everything arrived labeled, and the assembly guide was clear. The hardware feels solid, and the doors close smoothly.