About Us

From our Upper Hutt workshop, Benn and Shane create bespoke kitchens with a clear philosophy: quality craftsmanship, thoughtful innovation and a personal approach. We are committed to using responsibly sourced materials wherever possible and reducing the environmental footprint of our business. Above all, we are focused on delivering cabinetry solutions that genuinely work for the way people live and use their homes.

Our approach combines modern technology with the traditional craftsmanship. We use advanced machinery, including CNC precision cutting, to improve accuracy and efficiency, while still relying on the expertise and care that only experienced cabinet makers can bring. We also value face-to-face meetings and planning sessions, because good design comes from understanding each client and each space properly.

We like to stay in touch with our clients and use social media, emails and of course the phone to communicate efficiently.

We are proud members of the NZ Master Joiners Association where we take part in meetings and activities, and develop networks with other providers to deliver the best to you. We supply a 10-year craftsmanship warranty.

We believe in giving back to the community and actively support Heartkids who supported us. We also sponsor a Huha animal

Benn Hamilton

"I am a qualified craftsman joiner with 20 years' experience in creating a range of joinery and cabinetry. I have a real passion for making bespoke cabinetry and an equal passion for quality. I enjoy innovation and the little things that make the product and the experience special. If I'm not working I'm playing basketball or spending time with my family and friends."

Shane Larson

Shane is a qualified joiner with more than 20 years’ experience in the industry. He enjoys hands-on site work, the project management side of each job, and working closely with clients to deliver joinery solutions that suit their needs. Outside of work, Shane can often be found watching his children’s sport, playing golf, or proudly supporting the NZ Warriors.