
Custom Entertainment Center & Media Cabinets

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Wall-mounted floating media cabinet with a recessed TV niche, ventilated component storage, and hidden cable routing to a nearby outlet.

Floor-to-ceiling entertainment wall built around an existing electric fireplace, including closed cabinets on both sides and open shelving above for display.


Custom media cabinetry for a dedicated home theater room, featuring a component rack, acoustic-friendly speaker cutouts, and soft-close storage for movies and games.

Consultation
We start every project with an in-home consultation to understand your space, storage needs, and style preferences firsthand. This is where we discuss layout options, materials, and budget, ensuring the final design is tailored specifically to how you live.

Design
Our design team creates detailed, custom cabinetry plans built around your exact space and vision, from initial concept through material and finish selection. Every detail is refined with you before production begins, so there are no surprises once building starts.

Build/Install
Once the design is finalized, our craftsmen build each piece with precision and install it directly in your home, ensuring a perfect fit and lasting quality. We handle every detail of the installation process, including final adjustments and cleanup, so your space is ready to enjoy!
Yes, we measure your existing TV and any wall-mount hardware before designing the cabinetry so the recess or surrounding frame fits precisely. If you're planning to upgrade your TV size later, we can design with some flexibility in mind.
We build in ventilation through back panels, vented cabinet doors, or small fans depending on the equipment involved and how enclosed the space is. This is especially important for gaming consoles and AV receivers that generate significant heat.
Cable routing is one of the most requested features in media cabinetry, and we design channels and grommets so cords run from equipment to outlets without being visible. This needs to be planned before installation since it affects back panel construction.
Yes, we account for speaker placement and acoustic clearance during design so cabinetry doesn't muffle or interfere with sound quality. If you have a specific sound system in mind, bring the model specs to your consultation so we can plan around it.
A recessed niche gives a cleaner, more integrated look but requires more precise planning around your TV's exact dimensions. Mounting in front of cabinetry offers more flexibility if you plan to change TV sizes down the road, which we can discuss based on your preference.