For architects, designers & project teams

Your design intent.
A coordinated cabinetry brief.

Develop custom cabinetry from a coordinated design brief. Bring the room layout, door language, materials and functional details together, then carry the agreed choices through drawing review, sample approval and project delivery.

Start a project brief

Design rendering of a kitchen combining a timber-toned island and light perimeter cabinets

01 / Working together

Keep design decisions connected.

The review works best when every input has a matching output. Agree the design services, measurement responsibilities and approval stages for the project before detailed work begins.

01
Brief
From your team
Plans, room list, destination and design references
Proposed review output
Scope and open-question checklist
02
Specification
From your team
Preferred finishes, hardware and constraints
Proposed review output
Coordinated component and finish schedule
03
Technical review
From your team
Approved site measurements and interfaces
Proposed review output
Drawing revision and approval record
04
Pre-production
From your team
Agreed samples and final quantities
Proposed review output
Approved specification and inspection checkpoints
05
Delivery planning
From your team
Site access, installer and destination details
Proposed review output
Packing plan, labels and agreed delivery scope

What your team providesWhat Arcaya returns at that stage

Project references

Translate the room into buildable details.

A useful cabinetry brief connects the overall composition with the elements a person touches and uses every day.

Installed kitchen with a timber island, built-in oven and light perimeter cabinets

Coordinate mixed materialsThe island can introduce warmth while perimeter cabinets provide a quieter backdrop. Carry the color and grain decisions onto the island ends, appliance surrounds and visible cabinet sides.

Open island drawers organized for bowls and plates

Design around real contentsA storage schedule gives drawers, shelves and pull-outs a purpose. Note which objects belong close to preparation, cooking, serving and cleaning.

Kitchen design rendering showing the sink wall and appliance arrangement

Keep appliance interfaces visibleDoor swings, countertop heights, appliance openings and service access need to be read together. A rendering communicates the composition; coordinated drawings resolve the dimensions.

Cabinet fronts and drawer assemblies prepared for workshop review

02 / Support by role

Give each professional a relevant entry point.

Architects & interior designersFinish coordination, details and drawing review.
Dealers & cabinet studiosDefined ranges, samples, repeat orders and territory terms.
Developers & procurement teamsUnit schedules, revision control, packing and phased logistics.

Tell us how your team works

03 / Shared documents

Make the project easier to review.

Project brief and room schedule
Material and finish schedule
Drawing revision register
Approved sample record
Inspection and packing checklist

04 / Collaboration questions

Set expectations before the first order.

Use the first conversation to agree what your team will supply, which decisions need review and how the project will be measured, delivered and installed.

Can you work with our specifications?

Provide your drawings and specification schedule. The review should identify what can be offered, what needs clarification and where an alternative is proposed.

Who handles site measurement and installation?

Define these responsibilities in the project scope before final drawing approval. Availability depends on the destination and agreed service arrangement.

Are samples available?

Record the required finishes and destination. Sample availability, charges and shipping arrangements must be confirmed before ordering.

Your next step

Tell us how your team works.

Share your plans, priorities and destination market.