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Custom Millwork & Cabinetry in Fieldston
Libraries, paneled rooms, kitchens and walk-in closets for Fieldston’s stone and Tudor revival houses, built in our Industry City shop and delivered up the neighborhood’s winding hillside streets.
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Fieldston houses
Built for Fieldston’s detached houses
Fieldston is a privately maintained enclave within Riverdale of early 20th-century detached houses on wooded, hilly lots, so most projects are whole-house renovations rather than apartment fit-outs.
Tudor revival houses
Stone, brick and half-timbered houses with steep roofs, beamed ceilings and leaded windows, where new built-ins follow existing paneling, deep window reveals and uneven plaster.
Colonial & Mediterranean revival
Center-hall and stucco houses with formal rooms that are often opened up during a renovation, leaving room for larger kitchens, pantries and family-room cabinetry.
Libraries & studies
Many houses have dedicated studies or rooms that work as one, which suit floor-to-ceiling bookcases, desks and paneling built as a single fitted piece.
Hillside lots
Houses set above or below the street on sloping lots, with stone steps, retaining walls and long walks from the curb that shape how pieces are sized and carried in.
Nearby
Nearby areas we serve
What we build
What we build for Fieldston homes

Custom Millwork
Libraries, paneled studies, kitchen cabinetry, butler’s pantries and mudroom storage, the work older Fieldston houses most often call for during a renovation.
Custom Millwork
Aluminum & Glass Systems
Walk-in closets and dressing rooms with aluminum-framed glass doors and lit shelving, built in our shop for primary suites carved out of older bedrooms.
Aluminum & Glass Systems
Indoor Fireplace Systems
Planika bioethanol fireplaces for rooms with no working flue, with no chimney or gas line; room size, air circulation and clearances vary by model.
Fireplace SystemsAluminum & glass systems: cabinet doors, modular closets, wall displays and glass shelves.

Planning
Planning millwork for a Fieldston house
- Truck access on narrow private streets and the walk from curb to door
- Stone steps, hillside entries and older doorways that limit piece size
- Scribing to plaster walls, beams and existing paneling
- Timing fabrication to your architect’s and contractor’s renovation schedule
How a project runs
From drawings to delivery
Project review
Send drawings, photos or a description of the space and what you need.
Dimensions & selections
Measurements, materials and product selections are confirmed before anything is made.
Fabrication & preparation
Millwork and aluminum systems are built in our Brooklyn shop; fireplaces are ordered to your selection.
Delivery & installation coordination
Delivery is scheduled and installation is coordinated with your contractor or installation team.
Selected work
From our shop
A selection of recent millwork and aluminum work. Photos are shown by type of work, not by location.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you build for houses in Fieldston?
Yes. We build cabinetry, libraries, closets and paneling for Fieldston houses from our shop in Industry City, Brooklyn, working from your drawings and site measurements.
How do you handle delivery on Fieldston’s hilly streets?
Delivery is scheduled by truck, and pieces are sized for the route from the street to the room, including stone steps, narrow doorways and stair turns. Those clearances are checked before fabrication.
Can new millwork match the paneling in an older house?
Yes. New pieces are built to final measurements and to the profiles and finishes shown in your drawings, so they can sit alongside existing paneling and trim.
Do you work with architects on whole-house renovations?
Yes. We fabricate to the drawings and specifications your architect, designer or contractor provides and plan delivery around the build schedule.
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Planning a project in Fieldston?
Share drawings, photos or measurements and tell us what you’re planning. We’ll follow up to talk through scope and next steps.






