A CAD file, a PDF floor plan, a hand sketch with dimensions on it, or photographs of the room with a tape measure in shot. We have started projects from all four. If the information is thin we will tell you exactly what else we need rather than guess and get it wrong.
Cabinet positions, sink cutouts, overhangs and seams belong on one set of drawings. When the cabinet shop and the stone shop work from different sheets, the worktop does not fit. We keep them on the same sheet.
Send us the appliance models early, even provisional ones. Door swings, ventilation and service connections change the cabinets around them, and changing them later is the most common reason a kitchen order gets remade.
Open the GEORGE cabinetry design recordOur designers work through the plan with you and put cabinets, surfaces, lighting and furniture into each room, so you can see how the finishes sit together rather than approving them one product at a time.
Pick the finishes that matter and we will post you the physical samples. Screens lie about color and sheen. This one step prevents the most expensive kind of rework there is.
Slabs and surface displays reveal pattern and material variation.
Actual furniture settings show how pieces occupy the space together.
Fixture displays and interior finishes complete the room palette.
No. A floor plan, rough dimensions, or even a typed list is enough to start. We will do the detailed drawings ourselves and send them to you for approval.
Not on a project we are quoting for. Drawings are part of how we price the job properly, so you are not paying extra for us to understand what you need.
Yes, and we would rather you sent it. If your specification names a board grade, a hardware brand or an emissions standard, we will quote to it or tell you honestly that we cannot meet it. We will not quietly substitute something cheaper.
On repeat-unit projects, yes. We build one complete kitchen or one complete guestroom first, photograph it from every angle, and ship it to you if you want it in hand before the rest runs.
The group’s offering places design alongside product selection, customization, manufacturing, and delivery. It is part of the wider building material workflow.
The design work develops the room direction and material choices. The project proposal then identifies the design work, products, and custom components within the purchase scope.
