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Custom Millwork & Cabinetry in Tribeca
Tribeca’s former warehouses hold some of Manhattan’s largest lofts, and their tall ceilings, columns and irregular walls rarely suit off-the-shelf cabinetry. We build kitchens, built-ins, closets and glass cabinet doors for them in our Industry City shop.
Tribeca buildings
Built for Tribeca lofts
Much of Tribeca’s housing is in 19th- and early 20th-century warehouses, stores and manufacturing lofts converted to homes, with large parts of the neighborhood inside the Tribeca historic districts.
Tall ceilings
Ceilings well above standard cabinet heights, so kitchen and pantry walls are built to run floor to ceiling, in units sized to fit the elevator.
Columns & open floors
Structural columns in the middle of rooms and few walls to build against, which suits closets and wardrobes that define bedrooms and dressing areas.
Brick & uneven walls
Exposed masonry that is rarely flat or plumb, with paneling and shelving scribed to the wall rather than forced against it.
New condominiums
Newer buildings beside the conversions, where custom kitchens and closets replace the standard fit-out and work follows building rules.
What we build
What we build for Tribeca homes and offices
Custom Millwork
Full-height kitchens, pantry walls, built-ins and paneling, plus German kitchen cabinets from Novalina, manufactured by Schüller.
Custom Millwork
Aluminum & Glass Systems
Walk-in closets and wardrobes, glass cabinet doors in clear, frosted, tinted or textured glass, and lit wall displays.
Aluminum & Glass Systems
Indoor Fireplace Systems
Planika bioethanol fireplaces that need no chimney or gas line, set into the surrounding millwork.
Fireplace SystemsAluminum & glass systems: cabinet doors, modular closets, wall displays and glass shelves.
Planning
Planning millwork in a Tribeca building
- Alteration agreement, insurance requirements and permitted work hours
- Freight elevator size and delivery hours for tall units and large panels
- Final measurements once walls, columns and rough plumbing are in
- Permits and approvals handled by your architect or contractor
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 custom millwork for Tribeca lofts?
Yes. We fabricate cabinetry, built-ins, closets and paneling for Tribeca lofts and apartments, built to the measured conditions of each space at our shop in Industry City, Brooklyn.
Can cabinetry run to a loft’s full ceiling height?
Yes. Because every piece is built to your measurements, kitchen, pantry and storage walls can run floor to ceiling, with units sized to fit the building’s elevator and doorways.
Do you work with architects and contractors on Tribeca renovations?
Yes. We build to the drawings and specifications from your architect, designer or general contractor and plan production around the renovation schedule.
Can closets divide an open loft?
Yes. Wardrobes and walk-in closets can be built as freestanding runs that define bedrooms and dressing areas without new walls.
Keep exploring
Keep exploring
Planning a project in Tribeca?
Share drawings, photos or measurements and tell us what you’re planning. We’ll follow up to talk through scope and next steps.