Six rooms. One craftsman. Walnut, white oak, rift-cut maple — milled in-house, priced roughly 20% under the LA shop average.
Face-frame or frameless. Soft-close. Inset. Full-overlay. Jack builds the drawer box. The cabinet maker builds the whole line.
Walk-ins milled to the inch. Integrated LED, leather-lined drawers, hanging rods sized to what you actually own.
Sized to the plumbing rough-in. Honed stone tops. Soft-close drawers deep enough for the hair dryer. Hardware you won't see on Pinterest in 18 months.
Floor-to-ceiling offices with hidden cable runs. Laundry towers, pull-out hampers, fold counters, broom bays. Every box purpose-cut. Nothing off a warehouse shelf.
Kitchen, baths, closets, office, pantry, media. Every room grain-matched from the same logs, same stain batch, same hand. The house reads as one build.
Jack drives out with a tape measure and a laser. Free. No pitch deck — just a read of the space.
Drawings in your inbox within a week. Finishes, hardware, species, stone — each line priced so you can swap.
Every piece milled in-house. Grain-matched, hand-sanded, sprayed in a sealed booth. Video sent when ready.
Delivered, shimmed, leveled, doors aligned. Walk-through with Jack — anything off gets fixed before the check is cut.
Every drawer front, door, and panel milled so the grain runs continuous across the room. No mismatched veneer, no rotated cuts.
Lumber picked at the yard. Planed, jointed, and dimensioned on the shop machines. No pre-cut panels, no veneered plywood.
Every surface sanded by hand. Stain mixed in one batch for the whole house so every cabinet reads identical. Sprayed in a sealed booth.
Soft-close on every door. Unlacquered brass that patinas. Matte black that doesn't rub off. Hardware chosen to age with the wood.