How a project takes shape
We publish projects once they are finished, photographed, and the client is happy for us to share them. In the meantime, here is the part that actually determines the result.
What we can show you today
We publish projects once they are finished, photographed and the client is happy for us to share them.
Rather than fill this page with stock photography of someone else’s kitchen, we would rather show you how the work is actually decided — because that is the part that determines whether cabinetry fits, functions and lasts.
Every project starts as a measured survey and a set of elevation drawings. You approve those, and a written scope listing every cabinet and its size, before anything is manufactured. It is the same document the quotation is built from, so there is nothing ambiguous about what you are paying for.
If you would like to see the level of detail we work to, ask during your consultation. We are glad to walk you through a full drawing set for a space like yours.
- 01Initial conversationTell us about the space. We tell you what is involved and what it depends on.
- 02Site consultation and measurementsWe measure the room properly — including everything that is out of square.
- 03Design and material selectionDrawings you can read, and a written scope listing every cabinet.
- Drawn
- Elevations for every run, with cabinet widths, heights and appliance clearances marked.
- Specified
- Door style, finish, hardware, interior fittings and hinge type, item by item.
- Scoped
- A written list of every cabinet and its size, plus what is included and what is not.
Curious about materials instead? Explore door styles and finishes.
Tell us what you want to build
Send us the room, a rough idea, or three photographs on your phone. We will tell you what is involved, what it depends on, and what it is likely to take — before anyone talks about price.