Commercial Millwork
Commercial millwork & furniture fabrication
Architectural Millwork | FF&E | Retail | Hospitality
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Architectural & Commercial Millwork
→Built-to-spec counters, casework, wall features, reception desks, shelving, and luxury retail millwork.
Submit bid for this scope →Hospitality Furniture Manufacturer
→Coordinated sourcing, direct fabrication, quantities, finish alignment, and delivery support for multi-site FF&E projects.
Submit bid for this scope →Turnkey Install
→Project managers, procurement support, designers, and installation planning, with white-glove installation across NY, NJ, PA and CT.
Submit bid for this scope →Commercial interior millwork, from lobby to back of house
Commercial interior millwork covers the custom joinery that gives a building its character and much of its daily function: lobby reception desks and feature walls, corporate panelling and boardroom cabinetry, retail display walls and cashwraps, restaurant bars and banquettes, and the storage that keeps the back of house working. We fabricate it in Cranford, New Jersey from approved shop drawings, and we coordinate it with your contractor around the other trades.
Corporate and lobby millwork
A corporate lobby is judged in seconds and used for years. Panelling needs blocking in the wall, joints that line up with doors and columns, and access for whatever sits behind it. A reception desk has to work as a staffed workstation, with concealed power and data and an accessible section. For upper floors, office millwork such as pantries, storage walls and conference cabinetry usually shares the same finish schedule, so it pays to price them together.
Retail and hospitality packages
Retail fixtures are built to be handled by the public and, for multi-store programs, to be repeated from one approved prototype. Hospitality work adds banquettes, bars and FF&E packages, usually around a fixed opening date and sometimes in a building that stays open during the work.
What to send with a bid
Plans and elevations, enlarged details, the finish schedule, the specification and your target dates. A BOQ or FF&E schedule helps too. Not ready yet? A rough scope is enough for an early conversation. Our guide on writing an RFQ for custom millwork and our article on shop drawings and submittals explain what makes bids easy to compare.
Discuss your commercial project
A rough scope is enough to begin. Share your idea and we will help identify the next step. Have a complete bid package? Submit a detailed bid request.
Bid Intake
Submit a Commercial Bid
Send project scope, drawings, BOQ, deadline, and procurement details. Partial packages are welcome. Our team will review your scope, specifications and delivery requirements before preparing an estimate. Shipping is quoted separately by product and location.
Need a custom product inquiry instead?Frequently Asked Questions
What does your commercial millwork package include?
Our commercial millwork package covers custom reception desks, banquette seating, restaurant booths, bar assemblies, decorative wall paneling, retail display casework, and coordinated FF&E packages built in Cranford, NJ.
Do you provide shop drawings and submittals for architectural approval?
Yes. Nothing is cut until detailed 2D/3D CAD shop drawings—including sectional elevations, joinery details, equipment cutouts, and wire paths—are formally approved by the design team.
What areas do you provide on-site delivery and installation?
We provide direct blanket-wrap delivery and on-site white-glove installation across the New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut metropolitan area from our Cranford, NJ facility. For projects across the continental United States, we manufacture, custom-crate, and freight-ship modular millwork packages, coordinating with local general contractors on site.
Can you match custom architect finish schedules and wood stains?
Yes. We match architect stain samples, commercial lacquers, high-pressure laminates (Wilsonart, Formica), solid hardwoods, and engineered quartz. Physical approval samples are provided prior to cutting.
What is your standard production lead time for commercial millwork?
Standard fabrication lead time is 5 to 8 weeks following approved architectural shop drawings and finish sign-offs. Expedited scheduling for time-critical hospitality, salon, or tenant-improvement milestones is evaluated upon inquiry based on workshop capacity in Cranford, NJ.