Whole-house customization.
Connected by design.
SNEJ manufactures custom kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, fitted storage and interior doors in Shenyang, China. Whole-house customization brings these products into one coordinated plan, with finishes, dimensions and room details reviewed together.
A home that feels
considered together.
Whole-house customization connects the fitted products across your interior. Start with the rooms you need; the agreed quotation defines the final supply.
01 / KITCHENKitchen cabinetry
Plan the cabinet runs, island and tall units around the way the kitchen will be used. Confirm appliance openings and worktop interfaces alongside the finish.
Bring plans, elevations and appliance dimensions.
Explore kitchen cabinetry ↗
02 / BEDROOM & STORAGEWardrobes & fitted storage
Decide what needs to be stored before choosing the interior layout. Coordinate wardrobe fronts and built-in storage with the surrounding doors and cabinetry.
Bring wall dimensions and your storage requirements.
Explore wardrobes & fitted storage ↗
03 / ROOM CONNECTIONSInterior wood doors
Review the door leaf, frame, architrave and hardware as part of the room. Carry the chosen wood tone through the spaces while checking each opening separately.
Bring opening sizes, wall thicknesses and swing directions.
Explore interior wood doors ↗Interior images are illustrative design studies.
Matching wood is
only the beginning.
A coordinated interior also depends on dimensions, junctions and the way each room works. These are the details to settle together before approving the specification.
Colour & grain
Review cabinet fronts, wardrobe doors and interior doors against the same finish references. Confirm the wood direction and any natural variation with samples.
Lines & junctions
Check cabinet heights, door frames, wall returns and clearances together. Drawings should show where one fitted element meets another.
Hardware & everyday use
Choose hinges, handles, rails and internal fittings for the intended use. Agree visible hardware finishes across rooms where they need to match.
Room labels & quantities
Identify each cabinet and door by room or unit. Keep repeated layouts and exceptions clear when reviewing the product list and packing requirements.
Agree the details.
Then move forward.
Use these four stages to organise the discussion. Timing, inspection requirements and delivery responsibilities are confirmed for your project.
- 01
Scope mapping
Organise rooms, product categories, unit types and quantities.
- 02
Coordinated specification
Align drawings, dimensions, finishes, hardware and schedules.
- 03
Production review
Use the approved project package for manufacturing and inspection.
- 04
Packing and delivery
Plan identification and delivery around the agreed project sequence.
What to send
for the first review.
A complete design package is helpful, but you can start with the information you have. Highlight anything that still needs to be measured or decided.
Read the project brief guide ↗Room and unit schedule
Identify the spaces, unit types, product categories and quantities included in the required scope.
Design package
Send plans, elevations, finish references and any design standards that should apply across the project.
Delivery context
Provide destination, programme and preferred shipment sequence so practical requirements can be discussed early.
Before you plan
the whole house.
What does whole-house customization include?
SNEJ whole-house customization covers custom kitchen cabinetry, wardrobes, fitted storage and interior doors across the rooms or unit types in your brief. The quotation identifies which products, materials, hardware and delivery services are included.
Is whole-house customization only for private homes?
No. The same approach can be discussed for apartments, residential developments and hospitality interiors. Provide a room or unit schedule so repeated layouts and individual variations can be reviewed separately.
How should we start a whole-house enquiry?
Send floor plans, room or unit schedules, product quantities, delivery location, finish references and target dates. Include elevations, appliance sizes and door opening dimensions where available. SNEJ can then identify what is missing for the next review.
Can kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and wood doors share a finish?
Yes. The finish direction can be reviewed across all three product ranges. Confirm colour, grain direction, sheen and edge details using physical samples. Different substrates and natural wood variations should be considered before approving a coordinated finish.
Does whole-house customization include installation?
Do not assume that installation is included. Agree site measurement, installation responsibilities, packing and delivery terms in the quotation. Tell SNEJ who will receive and install the products at the destination.
How are price and production time determined?
Price and timing depend on the product quantities, dimensions, materials, finishes, hardware and delivery requirements. Request a project quotation after the scope has been reviewed; there is no single price or lead time that applies to every whole-house package.