Living space with angled timber slat feature walls and a slatted ceiling

Our services

Millwork

Architectural joinery beyond cabinetry: wall panelling, trim, stair components and feature ceilings in solid timber and veneer, jointed on site into unlimited runs.

Lead time

6 – 9 weeks

Material

Solid and veneer

Runs

Jointed on site

Material, hardware and cabinetry-line partners

Overview

The Details That Frame the Room

Cabinetry fills a wall; millwork shapes the whole room. Panelling, skirting, architraves and ceiling details are what make a space read as finished rather than fitted out, and they only work when the profiles are consistent from one room to the next.

We machine profiles in-house from solid timber and matched veneer, finish them in the same climate-controlled booth as our doors, and joint long runs on site so the breaks land where the architecture wants them, not where a stock length ran out.

Black glazed hutch with wallpaper backing

What’s included

Everything the Scope Covers

Machined, finished and installed as one scope, so the profiles and finish stay consistent across the whole project.

Wall panelling

01

Wall panelling

Shaker, flat and fluted panel systems, batten walls and full-height wainscoting.

Skirting & architrave

02

Skirting & architrave

Matched profile sets machined in-house, mitred and scribed on site.

Stair components

03

Stair components

Treads, risers, handrails and balustrade infill in solid timber.

Feature ceilings

04

Feature ceilings

Beams, coffers and slatted ceiling rafts with concealed fixing and lighting channels.

Door & window surrounds

05

Door & window surrounds

Deep reveals, pelmets and shadowline details that tie openings into the panelling.

Veneer wall linings

06

Veneer wall linings

Sequence-matched veneer panels for studies, lifts, lobbies and feature walls.

How it works

From Plans to Installed Units

Four stages, whatever the project size. Developers start from plans and specifications; homeowners start from a site measure. Either way, you approve a finish schedule before anything is cut.

Step 01

Plans or site measure

Send drawings, unit types and a finish schedule for review, or book a site measure and we draw the piece from scratch.

Step 02

Quote & finish schedule

A per-unit or per-package price with lead time, plus dimensioned drawings and a finish schedule. Nothing is cut until it is signed off.

Step 03

Manufacture

Panels are cut, edged, finished and dry-fitted in our Sanford workshop, batched by phase for volume projects, to the same tolerances every time.

Step 04

Delivery & install

Staged deliveries to match the build sequence. Our own team installs, levels and adjusts the hardware, and walks the site lead through before leaving.

Cabinetry lines

Our Cabinetry Lines and Material Partners

Our in-house cabinetry uses materials from Wilsonart and Plywood Express. We also represent Tribeca and St. Martin, each with its own door styles and finishes. Selections stay within their line, so nothing is specified as interchangeable when it is not.

Material partner for our in-house line: high-pressure and thermally fused laminates, decorative metals and solid surface, specified by code.

Material partner for in-house manufacturing: plywood panels, flexible veneers, fluted and super-matte panels, with matching edgebanding.

Represented line with four shaker door styles (Hudson, Soho, Southampton, Americana) in a coordinated set of seven finishes.

Represented line: Heritage framed inset, Vista full access and the Wardrobe system, with thirty-three finishes plus bespoke colour.

Project inquiry

Let’s Build Your Project

Tell us what you’re working on, from a single kitchen to a multi-unit or commercial project. Share your drawings, plans or requirements and we’ll come back with the right specification, lead time and pricing.

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