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Architectural Cabinetry & Millwork for Architects
A shop that reads your drawings, respects design intent, and executes detailed millwork to specification.
An architect’s detail is only as good as the shop that builds it. PineWood Cabinets works as a fabrication partner to California architects, translating drawings into precisely executed cabinetry and architectural millwork—without value-engineering the design intent out of the project. When the detail matters, you need a maker who can hold the line.
Design intent, preserved
We Build to the Drawing
We produce shop drawings for review and approval before fabrication, so reveals, proportions, profiles, and material transitions match what you specified. Where a detail needs a constructability conversation, we raise it early and propose solutions that honor the design rather than compromise it.
The vocabulary of fine interiors
Capabilities
- Architectural millwork: wall paneling, coffered and beamed ceilings, wainscoting, casings, and custom profiles.
- Custom casework: built-ins, libraries, media walls, and furniture-grade cabinetry throughout the home.
- Specialty rooms: wine rooms, home offices, and bespoke storage designed as architecture.
- Material and finish expertise: from rift white oak and walnut to flawless painted finishes, matched to your specification.
Why a custom shop matters
A Note on Profiles and Proportion
Off-the-shelf cabinetry forces a design to standard sizes and stock profiles. A custom shop does the opposite—panel layouts scaled to the wall, profiles drawn to suit the architecture, and grain run with intention. That fidelity to proportion is what makes built work read as designed rather than assembled, and it’s the standard we hold on every detail.
If you’re specifying cabinetry or millwork on a California project and want a fabrication partner who will protect your detail, we’d welcome the conversation.
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Bring Us Your Detail
Send us the drawings. We'll tell you honestly how we'd build the detail and protect your design intent.
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