Photo + dimensions
Two photos and three measurements. Tell us what the cabinet is for: kitchen, bathroom, living room, mudroom. The studio generates four concepts sized to your space.
Looking for a cabinet maker in Amsterdam? We design bespoke cabinetry concepts online (pantries, kitchen runs, bathroom vanities, media walls) from a photo of your space. Design free today; production materials, fulfillment, and timing for Jordaan, De Pijp, Oud-Zuid, IJburg will be confirmed before ordering.
Searching for a cabinet maker in Amsterdam usually starts with calling four workshops, two of which never call back. The two that do can't visit for ten days. Once they've measured, you wait three weeks for a quote, then six to ten weeks for the work.
And the quote is roughly €4,200–6,000 for what's essentially a few panels, hinges, and a finish. Most of that is labour: driving back and forth, planing rough timber, then a day on site to fit it.
A cabinet designed online should sit at roughly €1,900–2,900 for the same dimensions, depending on the final production method and material spec. Same alcove-perfect fit. Fewer carpenter logistics. That's what we're working toward for later in 2026.
Cabinetry concepts for Amsterdam, designed today, confirmed before order.


You photograph the space. We design the cabinets. Production details are confirmed before anything becomes orderable.
Two photos and three measurements. Tell us what the cabinet is for: kitchen, bathroom, living room, mudroom. The studio generates four concepts sized to your space.
A real cabinetmaker reviews the concept for structural fit and material specs. You see a bill of materials and an indicative price before anything is committed.
Before production opens later in 2026, we will confirm the cabinet material spec, finish, packaging, lead time, and assembly requirements for Amsterdam.
Six concept cabinets the studio generates from a photo and dimensions. Indicative prices and provisional bills of materials, with final specs confirmed before order.

Floor-to-ceiling pantry replacing an awkward broom cupboard. Pull-out shelves, soft-close hinges, oak finish direction, and a matte surface treatment to confirm.

Lower cabinet run with three drawer towers, integrated dishwasher housing, and a birch interior direction. Shaker-style fronts in a painted finish direction.

Tall media cabinet with cable management, push-to-open doors, and a fluted walnut front. Designed to host a router, two consoles, and books.

Lacquered finish direction, oak-toned drawer fronts, two ceramic basins. Designed for a 2.20 m bathroom run with a left-side wall offset of 20 mm.

Floor-to-ceiling library cabinets with adjustable shelves, lower closed cabinet, and a brass-track rolling ladder. Oak finish direction; exact finish to confirm.

Hallway mudroom: hanging space, lower bench with shoe storage, upper cabinet for off-season gear. Birch finish direction with a clear matte surface treatment to confirm.
The studio uses wood-led finish directions so concepts feel concrete. Exact substrates, suppliers, finishes, packaging, and delivery details will be confirmed before any production order opens.
Final substrate and supplier to confirm before ordering
Warm wood-led look; exact build spec still in development
Darker wood-led look; exact build spec still in development
Accent materials will be confirmed before production opens
| Knuslabs (at launch) | Local cabinet maker (Amsterdam) | IKEA / flat-pack | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sized to your space | To the millimetre | Yes | No: fixed sizes only |
| Materials | Finish direction confirmed before order | Solid wood or ply | Particleboard with foil wrap |
| Indicative price (2 m run) | €1,900–2,900 | €4,200–6,000 | €500–€1,000 |
| Production timing | To confirm before order | 6–10 weeks | 1 day pickup, days of assembly |
| Site visits required | None | Two (measure + fit) | None |
| Assembly | Requirements to confirm | Carpenter installs | Power drill + patience |
What we design for Amsterdam is shaped by the housing stock: tall, narrow, and rarely straight.
In the Jordaan and De Pijp, stairwells are often too narrow and too steep for assembled cabinetry; for centuries, furniture came in through the window on the hoisting beam. Flat-pack changes that maths: every panel is sized to be carried up a narrow Amsterdam stairwell by hand, no hoist, no crane permit.
Much of Amsterdam stands on wooden piles, and a century of settling means pre-war walls can lean centimetres out of plumb. Our designs carry a scribe allowance on every wall-facing edge so cabinets can be planed flush on site. New-build areas like IJburg are far more forgiving, but we keep the allowance anyway.
Amsterdam carpenter rates are among the highest in the Netherlands, and inner-city jobs carry extra costs the quote rarely itemizes: parking permits, load-zone windows, and two site visits. A 2-metre built-in run typically lands at €4,200–6,000. Our online-designed target for the same run is €1,900–2,900, confirmed before any order.
Practical reading before you measure, plan, or order anything.

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