Coral Gables Custom Millwork

The housing stock here spans 1920s Mediterranean Revival originals, mid-century ranches along the southern streets, and newer construction built to look older than it is. Each wants a different answer. A Merrick-era house needs profile matching and restraint; a new build in the same idiom needs the details drawn from scratch so they land as convincing rather than applied.

Kitchens, libraries, and paneled studies make up most of our residential work here, followed by closets, vanities, and stair parts. Ceiling heights in the older homes are generous, which lets crown and paneling carry real depth — but the walls are plaster over masonry and rarely plumb, so everything gets scribed rather than shimmed and hoped for.

We also work on the commercial side along Miracle Mile and Ponce de Leon — reception desks, retail casework, and restaurant fixtures for tenants who have to satisfy both a landlord and the city’s design expectations.

Coral Gables clients tend to have done this before, often more than once. They know the difference between trim that was matched and trim that was approximated, and they are usually the reason we get the next project on their street.

• Profile matching from a physical template. We grind custom knives rather than substituting the closest stock profile.
• Board of Architects documentation. Exterior-facing millwork comes with the drawings the review process expects.
• Plaster-and-masonry experience. Work is scribed to walls that were never plumb, not forced into them.
• Whole-home consistency. One profile family carries across kitchen, study, stair, and baths.
• Coordination with your GC and architect. We work from the construction set and hold our own dates.