Our Services
Custom Cabinetry Orders. For clients with an existing design, we offer custom cabinetry fabrication tailored to their project requirements. We work closely with clients to review specifications, select materials and finishes, and coordinate fabrication and delivery.
Residential Cabinetry Design
Our residential cabinetry services include kitchens, bathrooms, living spaces, home offices, and custom built-ins. Our five-step process combines thoughtful design, craftsmanship, and attention to detail to create cabinetry tailored to your home.
Step 1 — Initial Consultation
We begin with an initial consultation, either in person or remotely, to discuss your project, design preferences, functional needs, and overall vision.
Step 2 — Design & Quotation
We review your project requirements, layouts, materials, and finishes to prepare a detailed quotation. Once the quotation is accepted, the contract is signed and the project deposit is received.
Step 3 — Shop Drawings & Approval
Following field measurements, we prepare detailed 2D shop drawings and, when applicable, 3D renderings for your review. Materials, finishes, and specifications are finalized before the drawings are approved for production.
Step 4 — Fabrication
Following final approval, we begin fabricating your custom cabinetry, providing progress updates and coordinating project details throughout production.
Step 5 — Delivery & Installation
Once fabrication is complete, we coordinate delivery and installation. Depending on the project’s location and requirements, installation may be completed by our team or your contractor.
Custom and Commercial Projects
At Fonteneau & Co., we collaborate with architects, designers, builders, and business owners on custom residential and commercial projects. Our experience includes hospitality and retail spaces, private residences, and restaurant projects throughout the East Coast, including Washington,D.C., and New York.
With a background in traditional French craftsmanship, Mickael Fonteneau has also worked with private collectors, institutions, and museums on the conservation and restoration of historically significant furniture.