For Interior Designers
Custom Millwork Developed Around Your Interior Design
Maple Haus works with interior designers to translate layouts, finish palettes, and custom details into cabinetry and architectural millwork. We coordinate samples, shop drawings, and hardware selections to carry the approved design through fabrication and installation.
Develop the Millwork
as Part of the Interior
Built-in elements need to work with the room’s furniture, lighting, finishes, and everyday use. Cabinet proportions, storage arrangements, and material transitions all contribute to how the interior comes together.
Maple Haus reviews concepts, layouts, and finish references with designers to explore fabrication options and resolve practical details. This collaboration helps refine the millwork while keeping the overall design direction in view.
Support for Materials,
Proportions & Function
Maple Haus works with interior designers to develop millwork selections and details across four key areas.
Finish & Sample Coordination
Physical samples help evaluate color, grain, texture, and sheen alongside the interior palette.
Custom Proportions & Details
Cabinet dimensions, panel divisions, and edge profiles are developed around the proposed composition.
Storage & Hardware Planning
Interior configurations and hardware selections reflect the client’s storage needs and everyday use.
Integration With the Interior
Millwork details account for lighting, appliances, furnishings, and transitions to adjoining finishes.
From Interior Concept to Production Details
Design references establish the visual direction, while elevations and construction details define how each element will be made. Door profiles, shelf proportions, hardware placement, and integrated lighting all need to work within the proposed composition.
Maple Haus develops shop drawings for review with the designer and coordinates installation requirements with the construction team. Revisions and approved selections are incorporated before fabrication, giving the team a shared reference for the finished millwork.
Develop the Palette Through Physical Samples
Color, grain, texture, and sheen influence how millwork relates to the surrounding interior. Reviewing physical samples alongside flooring, fabrics, stone, and lighting helps designers evaluate those relationships before finalizing selections.
Maple Haus coordinates material and finish options around the proposed application, maintenance needs, and fabrication requirements. Approved samples establish a reference for production, with natural variation and panel sequencing considered where wood veneers are specified.
Carry the Design Across the Interior
Explore cabinetry and millwork systems that can be developed around your layouts, material palette, and client requirements. Each system offers opportunities to coordinate proportions, storage, and finishes throughout the project.
Discuss the Millwork for Your Next Interior
Share your project’s location, design stage, and anticipated timeline, along with any layouts, elevations, or finish references you have developed. These materials help us understand the intended design and your client’s requirements.
Maple Haus can review the proposed scope with you to identify sample needs, fabrication considerations, and details that require further development.