For client work
Design Professional
A hardware choice passes through several hands before it reaches the cabinet. The client approves it, the buyer orders it and the installer works from its dimensions. These guides connect the design reasoning to the drawings, schedules and conversations that keep the finished detail faithful to the original choice.
Drawings and site measurements
Drawings describe the intention; site measurements establish the conditions the selection must work within.
Materials and finishes
Construction and finish influence how a piece feels, where it belongs and what it asks of the project budget.
Size, grip and mounting
A convincing selection fits both the cabinetry and the people who will use it.
Placement and composition
The full elevation reveals relationships between knobs, pulls and cabinet lines that are easy to miss in a close view.
Schedules and proposals
A shared record of products, cabinet locations and quantities lets the client and project team discuss the same selection.
Ordering and coordination
The installation depends on both the right quantities and the time needed to resolve outstanding questions.
Installation
An agreed placement and confirmed mounting method give the installation a dependable starting point.
Handover and care
Care instructions and an accurate product record help the client look after the room once the project team has left.