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Thoughtful cabinetry begins with clear information about the space, scope, and intended result. Send us the project details, and we’ll help determine whether the next step should be an initial consultation, site visit, field measurement, or further design coordination.
Frequently Asked Questions
Practical information about project scope, timelines, site visits, and working in New York City homes.
We evaluate each inquiry based on its scope, design complexity, location, and schedule. Our work ranges from focused built-ins and custom storage solutions to complete kitchens and larger architectural millwork packages. Send us the project details, and we’ll determine whether it is a good fit for our studio.
Every project follows a different timeline. A custom built-in may require fewer stages, while a complete kitchen often includes design development, material selections, approvals, fabrication, delivery, and installation. Once the scope is clear, we will outline the anticipated schedule and key project stages.
Yes. We understand the coordination involved in New York co-ops and condominiums, including building rules, access requirements, scheduling, documentation, and installation logistics. Specific responsibilities are confirmed during the project-planning stage.
Yes. After an initial review of your inquiry, we can arrange an in-person consultation, site assessment, and field measurements when appropriate for the project.
Yes. We collaborate with homeowners, interior designers, architects, contractors, and developers. We can work from an established design package or help develop the cabinetry and millwork details as part of the project.
We work on custom cabinetry and millwork projects throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. For projects outside these areas, send us the location and scope so we can confirm availability.
Warranty coverage is reviewed as part of the proposal and confirmed in the project documentation before fabrication begins. We also explain the recommended care and maintenance for the selected materials and finishes.
Please include the project type, property location, approximate scope, preferred timeline, and any photographs, measurements, inspiration images, floor plans, or architectural drawings available. You do not need to have every design decision finalized before contacting the studio.
Custom cabinetry pricing depends on project size, materials, finishes, hardware, internal components, design complexity, site access, installation conditions, and coordination with other trades. A project-specific quote can be prepared only after the scope and relevant site information are understood.
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Call or email the studio, or use the project form above. We’ll help you understand whether Ivenko Studio is the right fit for your space, goals, and timeline.
Planning a Custom Cabinetry or Millwork Project in NYC?
A productive project inquiry begins with a clear description of the space, the type of work being considered, and the result you want to achieve. Ivenko Studio reviews custom cabinetry and millwork inquiries for apartments, brownstones, co-ops, condos, and townhouses throughout New York City.
When requesting a quote, include the property location, project type, approximate scope, preferred timeline, and any available photographs, measurements, inspiration images, floor plans, or architectural drawings. You do not need to have every detail finalized. The initial information is used to understand the project, identify important questions, and determine the appropriate next step.
Our work includes custom kitchen cabinetry, custom closets and built-in storage, built-ins and media walls, and radiator covers and HVAC enclosures. For projects involving wall paneling, vanities, window-wall cabinetry, trim details, or several rooms, review our broader custom millwork services.
Custom cabinetry pricing depends on the size and complexity of the project, materials, finishes, hardware, interior components, installation conditions, building access, and the amount of coordination required with other trades. For that reason, a useful estimate should be based on the actual project scope rather than a generic price per cabinet.
New York projects may also require planning around certificates of insurance, freight-elevator schedules, delivery windows, work-hour restrictions, occupied interiors, and protection of common areas. Sharing known building requirements early makes it easier to evaluate delivery and installation conditions.
Review our design-to-install process to understand how a project moves from the initial conversation through field measurement, drawings, fabrication, and installation. You can also explore completed cabinetry and millwork projects before submitting your inquiry.
Use the project form to describe your space, goals, and intended scope. After reviewing the information, Ivenko Studio will recommend the most practical next step for the project.