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WHOLE HOUSE CUSTOMIZATION

Custom cabinetry
for every room.

Plan whole house customization around the rooms you use. Choose cabinetry, surfaces and finishes together, with sizes and storage tailored to each space.

YOUR DESIGN. YOUR MATERIALS. ONE COORDINATED SOURCING PARTNER.

A light living room opening onto greenery

KUCI / How we support your project

One material language, from room to room.

Whole-house customization coordinates the fitted elements and selected furnishings around your home. KUCI connects cabinetry, surfaces, doors, lighting and furniture so finishes and dimensions are reviewed together.

01

Connect the fixed elements

Plan kitchen cabinetry, wardrobes, wall finishes, interior doors and stairs against the same room drawings.

Working towardsA room-by-room customization scope.

02

Bring the palette together

Compare timber tones, stone, metal details, fabrics and lighting with the spaces they will sit beside.

Working towardsA coordinated sample and finish selection.

03

Prepare for production

Resolve dimensions, fittings and interface questions with the responsible project team before confirming each order.

Working towardsAgreed product details and drawing approvals.

Select the rooms and categories you need. The quotation identifies each included item and any separately agreed design, delivery or installation support.

Build your room-by-room quotation brief ↗

THE WHOLE HOME, CONSIDERED

Start with the spaces you use.

Explore a room, define what belongs in it, then connect its materials to the rest of your home.

Kitchen concept with a pale island and timber cabinetry

Kitchen & dining

Coordinate cabinet layouts, worktops, hardware and the surrounding finishes.

Explore cabinetry
A light living room opening onto greenery

Living spaces

Bring flooring, wall finishes, furniture and lighting into one material direction.

Explore furniture
Built-in storage cabinetry with shelving and glass fronts

Wardrobes & storage

Plan internal organisation, door finishes and measured installation clearances.

Explore wardrobes
Bathroom concept with stone surfaces and a vanity

Bathroom

Coordinate vanity proportions, surfaces, sanitary ware and fitting positions.

Explore bathrooms
Material palette concept with wood, pale stone, woven fabrics and a brass-tone finish sample

COORDINATED MATERIAL CHOICES

A palette that
works across rooms.

Bring finishes together before making individual selections. Use actual samples to review the colour, texture and detail.

  • Cabinet finishes with worktop and wall surfaces
  • Flooring transitions and adjoining door finishes
  • Hardware, lighting and furnishing details
  • Measured sizes and approved product references
Discuss your material palette

FROM ROOM LIST TO ORDER

Make the choices in the right order.

Contemporary living interior with layered seating, light and material textures — interior inspiration
  1. 01

    Define the spaces

    List the rooms, functions and products to include.

    What to agreeRoom schedule, priorities and existing drawings.

  2. 02

    Coordinate the direction

    Bring your own design or explore layout and finish options with us.

    What to agreeAgreed design scope and sample selections.

  3. 03

    Resolve the details

    Review measured sizes, interfaces and installation needs.

    What to agreeDrawings, hardware and product specifications.

  4. 04

    Confirm the package

    Review the itemised supply scope before ordering.

    What to agreeFinal selections, quantities and delivery arrangements.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

A little clarity before you begin.

Can I start with one room?

Yes. Start with a kitchen, wardrobe, bathroom or another defined space. Additional rooms can be coordinated as the project scope develops.

Can you work with an existing interior design?

Yes. Use your own design as the starting point and identify the material sourcing or detail coordination you need.

Are the room images completed KUCI projects?

Coordinate dimensions and material specifications for your rooms.

Who confirms the final dimensions?

Agree the site measurement and drawing approval responsibilities before production. Your local project team should verify the relevant site conditions and installation clearances.

Are all products sold as one fixed package?

The product and service scope is defined for your project. Review each selected item, quantity, finish and inclusion in the quotation.

What does Product Compliance Support include?

KUCI can help obtain existing supplier test reports and compliance documents for the selected product and destination. Certification information is shown only for specific products with verified, valid evidence. Requirements may include ASTM testing or NFRC ratings for relevant US window products, AS 2047 for Australian windows, TSCA Title VI for applicable wood products, and suitable tile, flooring, bathroom and hardware tests. These are requirements to review, not certifications held by KUCI or a claim that every product meets US or Australian building codes.

When will I receive an initial quotation?

Initial quotations are typically prepared within 2–3 business days after receiving complete project requirements. Weekends and public holidays are excluded. Complex or customized projects may require additional time, which we discuss with you. An initial quotation is not a final price, complete design package or confirmed delivery schedule.

Can you arrange pre-assembly quality checks?

Pre-assembly inspections can be arranged for selected cabinetry and custom joinery products, subject to product suitability and prior agreement on scope, cost, and schedule. This optional service is assessed before order confirmation and is separate from routine product quality checks. It is not automatically free or included for every item. Products such as tiles receive the relevant product checks rather than pre-assembly inspections.

LET’S PLAN YOUR NEXT STEP

Let’s bring your rooms together.

Start with a floor plan, a room list or the spaces you would like to improve.

Discuss your home

TURN THE ROOM PLAN INTO A SELECTION

Connected spaces.
Considered cabinetry.

Compare cabinetry, door and wall finishes together. Explore the supplied product references, then prepare a room-by-room specification.

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