Discuss your project

Wood chosen part by part

We work with high-quality wood and choose the material for each component of the cabinetry.

Discuss your project
Concept image: planed boards of hard maple, walnut, poplar and straight-grain oak on a workbench, beside a sheet of veneered plywood and a 19 mm MDF panel
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Wood species we work with

The species and grain pattern are agreed with you for each project.

  • Hard maple
  • Walnut
  • Poplar
  • Straight-grain oakFor projects with pronounced grain.

Samples cropped from the concept image above.

Three materials, chosen for each part

We choose the material for each part of the cabinetry: solid wood, veneered cabinet-grade plywood or paint-grade MDF.

Concept image: the end of a solid walnut board
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Solid wood

One of our drawer options is a solid-wood box with dovetail joints. Drawers

Concept image: the layered edge of a veneered plywood sheet
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Veneered cabinet-grade plywood

Chosen where it suits the part and the project.

Concept image: the edge of a 19 mm MDF panel
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Paint-grade MDF

For a Shaker-style door we can mill the recessed center panel into a single solid 19 mm MDF blank. The Shaker door

Concept image: samples of maple, walnut, painted poplar and straight-grain oak with a painted Shaker profile on Cristallo quartzite
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What we agree with you

Wood species
Hard maple, walnut, poplar or straight-grain oak, chosen for each part.
Grain pattern
Straight-grain oak for projects where the grain should be pronounced.
Door profile
For Shaker-style doors we can mill the recessed center panel into a single 19 mm MDF blank.
Finish color
We spray-finish painted cabinetry in our workshop with two-component Renner coatings, matched to RAL or to your reference.
Painted finishes

Talk through materials for your project

Tell us about the room and what you have in mind. We agree the wood and finish together.

Start with a few details

Plans or photos help, but they are optional.