Kitchen, wardrobe, vanity and media cabinets planned in 3D with the rest of your home, then drawn, quoted and shipped by product number.
Pick the rooms you are fitting out, from kitchen and bathroom cabinets to wardrobes and wine storage. Each cabinet is drawn to your wall lengths, ceiling height and the appliances or fixtures it surrounds.
Base, wall and tall units built as custom kitchen cabinets, with drawer stacks, pantry pull-outs and openings sized to your appliance models.
Kitchen Design ↗
Reach-in wardrobes and custom closet cabinetry for walk-ins, with hanging, shelf and drawer zones set by what you store.
Walk-in Closet Design ↗
Wall-hung or floor-standing vanities sized to the basin, faucet and stone top. Drawers in this custom bathroom cabinetry are cut around the plumbing.
Bathroom Design ↗
Low media units and wall storage built around the screen size, speakers and cable routes.
Living Room Design ↗
Tall utility storage, a sink cabinet and housings for a stacked or side-by-side washer and dryer.
Send Laundry Plans ↗
Glass-front wine storage, bottle racks and custom bar cabinetry, with the lighting planned into each cabinet.
Dining Room Design ↗Pick custom cabinet door styles and finishes from the catalog by product number. Compare the samples on a video call or see them at our Foshan showroom.
Note the product numbers of the doors, finishes and handles you like.
Go over door and finish samples with the team before you pick product numbers.
Pull the drawers, feel the edges and compare finishes in person.
Narrow the list to two or three kitchen cabinet styles first, so the samples are easier to judge side by side.
Two cabinets can look the same from the front and be built differently inside. The cut edge shows how.
Thin wood layers glued crosswise, usually in an odd number.
Real boards from the log, glued edge to edge for width.
Wood particles pressed with resin: fine at the faces, coarse in the core.
Long wood strands pressed in crossing layers, with the strands left on show.
Not sure which board suits each room? Ask before you approve the drawings.
What sits behind the door decides how a cabinet works every day. Interior fittings and hardware are picked by product number along with the fronts.
Pantry pull-outs, pot drawers and inner drawers planned around what each cabinet holds.
Listed by product number on the schedule, so a later replacement is easier to match.
Cutlery dividers, shoe racks and baskets fitted to the drawer and shelf sizes.
Trim, filler panels and custom built-in cabinets go on the same joinery drawings as the rest, so gaps at walls and ceilings are settled before production.
Each cabinet in the 3D view carries the product number used on the elevation drawing, the product list and the checked quote. Swap a door or a drawer, and the designer updates all three together.
Site measurements are verified by you or your installer before the drawings are approved.
Pieces are prepared so your installer can find the right carton for each wall and fit it from the drawing.
Plumbing, electrical and ventilation work stays with licensed local trades. Freight, documents and receiving are planned through our packing and delivery service.
Photos taken in client homes after installation, with the rooms and door styles each project covered.
Wood-tone cabinetry for an open kitchen, carried through to the laundry room and a mudroom bench.
Dark base cabinets set against light wood-tone tall units, with a white pantry under a black veined counter.
Cabinets meet stone, panels and lights at every edge. Plan them together through our material selection service, and they land on one checked quote.
Countertops and backsplashes cut to the cabinet run, with sink and cooktop openings marked.
Handles and pulls chosen with the door style and listed by product number.
Under-cabinet strips and interior lights placed on the elevations.
Panels and doors matched to the cabinet finish where they meet.
See whole house cabinetry in 3D before you commit, with one checked quote for every room.
If your project already has a designer, architect or builder, we don't take over the design or contact your client around you. We supply the cabinets, fittings and hardware, each listed by product number. Your client relationship stays yours.
List the rooms and cabinet types you need, then attach a floor plan, photos or your designer's drawings. We reply with the next step: 3D design first, or a checked quote straight from your drawings.
Yes. We price and supply the cabinets from those drawings, and your designer keeps control of the design. Questions about sizes or finishes go back to your designer first.
No. Installation documents and video support ship with the order, and a local installer fits the cabinets. Plumbing, electrical and ventilation work stays with licensed local trades.
No. Screens and renderings shift with light and display settings, so the finish is approved against a physical sample before production.
It depends on how many cabinets you need, their sizes, the door finish and the hardware. After the drawings are approved, each cabinet is priced by product number in a checked quote.
Usually about 20 days, depending on how many rooms and cabinet runs are involved and how complete your files are. Fees and the start date are confirmed when the scope is agreed.