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Services

What we build,
and who for.

From single kitchens to full-house joinery programmes. We work direct for private clients, alongside designers and architects, and as a cabinetry partner for selected builders.

Four service lines
One workshop
How we collaborate

Built for builders, designers & private clients.

Each engagement begins with the same brief — drawn,
costed, and made in the same workshop. The pricing structure and process change depending on who’s commissioning.

01

For Builders

Production homes
Repeatable lines
Fixed timeline
On-site coordination

Reliable, specced cabinetry programmes for production homes and developments. Drawn once, repeatable across plots, shipped to schedule.

02

For Interior Designers

Bespoke residential
Material partnership
Drawn to spec
Hand-finishing

A workshop partner for designers — material library access, shop drawings reviewed against your specification, finishes refined sample-to-final. Trade pricing available on confirmed projects.

03

For Private Clients

Kitchens
Wardrobes
Libraries
Wine rooms
Joinery throughout

Bespoke commissions — kitchens, libraries, wardrobes, full- house joinery. From first sketch to handover, with a single workshop responsible for the entire piece.

04

For Commercial

Hospitality
Retail fitouts
Executive offices
Repeat install

Bespoke commissions — kitchens, libraries, wardrobes, full- house joinery. From first sketch to handover, with a single workshop responsible for the entire piece.

By room

Six things we build often.

No statements, no slogans — just the three principles every job runs through, from the first site visit to the final install.

01

Kitchens & sculleries

Cabinetry, benchtops, panelled appliance integrations, and butler’s pantries. Stone, timber, brass, steel. Drawn for the cook, not the renderer.

02

Wardrobes & dressing rooms

Walk-ins, built-ins, dressing rooms. Internal fitouts in fluted timber, suede, brass rod, antique mirror. Hung correctly to last decades.

03

Libraries & studies

Floor-to-ceiling shelving, integrated desks, hidden storage. Drawn around the books and the way the room reads, not catalogued sizes.

04

Wine rooms & cellars

Climate-rated cabinetry, custom cubby spacing, integrated lighting. Built to age with the wine, not in front of it.

05

Bathrooms & vanities

Vanity cabinetry, mirror joinery, integrated storage. Specified for high-moisture rooms with the materials and hardware to suit.

06

Joinery throughout

Full-house programmes — kitchen, scullery, mudroom, wardrobes, library, wine room, in a single material language. Costed and built as one job.

Materials

What we
one work in.

Five materials we use across most projects. We’ll source
whatever the brief calls for — but these are the ones we
know intimately.

Brass

Brushed · Living finish · 1.5mm

Steel

Blackened · Hot wax · 3mm

Walnut

American Black · 18mm

Oak

European Quartersawn · 19mm

Stone

Travertine · Honed · 20mm
Common questions

Before you
get in touch.

The questions we’re asked most often. If yours isn’t here, send a brief and we’ll get back to you within two working days.

From sign-off to install, typical lead times are 14–20 weeks depending on scope. We don’t take shortcuts on this — material selection, drawings, and trial fit-up are non-negotiable.

Bespoke kitchens start at around $45,000 for a galley layout in oak, scaling with size, material, and integration complexity. We provide a fixed quote after the site visit and brief — no estimates over the phone.

We’ve completed jobs in South Australia, Tasmania, and Sydney. Interstate works carry an install travel charge, but we’re happy to discuss any project on its merits.

Yes — by appointment, Monday to Friday. Most clients visit once during the design phase to handle materials, and once during the build to see the cabinetry trial-assembled.

Twelve months on hardware, lifetime on the joinery itself. If something moves, settles, or fails, we fix it. We’ve never had a job we haven’t been able to make right.

Ready to start a brief?