Floor-To-Ceiling, Minimalist Closet Doors
These 10-foot tall doors are more moving walls than conventional closet doors. With high-quality rolling hardware recessed above, the doors span fully from floor to ceiling, maximizing storage space in this tiny Boston apartment. We capitalized on a welded steel angle frame to make the doors extremely thin - only 1" thick. The infill panels are white-painted fiberboard with steel finger pulls.
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Our design and fabrication services meld handcraftsmanship with sophisticated computer-aided production. From product design, to furniture, to full architectural build-out for residences and retail spaces, we have the experience and ability to meet your needs – and exceed your expectations.
While our capacities continue to grow, our most-used production methods include fine-woodworking, metal-forming, welding, and CNC fabrication. Digital tools are key to our process; we will use 3D modeling and photo-realistic visualization help you evaluate design alternatives and ensure our product is exactly what you want. Expect timely production and effective communication as we work together to develop the perfect piece.
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Michael Wexler
For Custom, steel (and maybe wood) bookshelf5.0Parke (MATO) is fantastic. I highly recommend him. Great communicator, outstanding attention to detail. Very, very responsive and easy to work with. I'm looking forward to my next project with him and recommend him without reservation.
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Pavle Repovic
For Bookcase5.0I would highly recommend working with MATO (Parke). From the very first email, he was exceptionally responsive to comments and concerns. Over the past two years, we had looked for a bookshelf that would make our library at home feel right. We hired a couple of local artisans, but the ideas never flowed - and we never felt like we were contributing. By the time I stumbled across custommade.com, we had all but given up on the idea of having a custom bookshelf. Although our project was fairly ambitious, he not only rose to the challenge but kept us informed of the progress and did everything he could to ensure it was a success. His drafts and explanations were clear - he even made a video to show me how to put it all together myself, once delivered. The care and attention he afforded to even the slightest detail was much appreciated, resulting in a very satisfying experience. Now, with the work behind us, I recognize that there are those who do the job to get it done; and then there are people like Parke who take it to another level. I'm glad we worked together.
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