Built-Ins Storage Systems

Designing a built-in cabinet involves several key considerations to ensure that the final product is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

By carefully considering your needs, space, and design preferences, you can create a built-in cabinet that enhances the functionality and aesthetics of your home.

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Our professional designers working with you can create a space that would incorporate the following:

  • Purpose: Determine the primary function of the cabinet (e.g., storage for books, display for collectibles, wardrobe space, tv, or toys)
  • Dimensions: Measure the height, width, and depth of the area where the cabinet will be installed. We would account for any architectural features like moldings, baseboards, or electrical outlets.
  • Clearances: Our designers would check for any obstructions or clearance issues, such as door swings or furniture placement, that might affect the cabinet’s functionality.
  • Structural Considerations: We will ensure that the cabinet design is compatible with the wall and floor structure. Built-in cabinets should be securely anchored to prevent movement or tipping.
  • Sketch Your Design:  We will provide a 3D rendering of your cabinet layout. Include key features like shelves, drawers, and doors.
  • Adjustable Features: Incorporating adjustable shelves or modular components to allow for flexibility as your storage needs change.
  • Material Selection: We offer a range of finishes and styles, from modern and sleek to classic and traditional, allowing you to choose a design that reflects your personal taste.
  • Doors and Hardware: Choose the type of doors (e.g., hinged, sliding, bi-fold) and hardware (e.g., handles, knobs) that match your design aesthetic and functional needs.
  • Lighting: Consider adding built-in lighting, such as LED strip lights or spotlights, to highlight items or improve visibility.
  • Crown Molding and Trim: Add decorative elements like crown molding or trim to integrate the cabinet seamlessly with the room’s architecture.