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Custom Built-ins
Made in Brooklyn
Custom woodwork and furniture.
Design and Craftsmanship
Founded by a meticulous woodworker with a passion for design, Urban Homecraft is a small, bespoke studio offering clients a creative and practical, but ultimately personal, design-build service. We work closely with clients to design and build beautifully crafted built-ins, kitchens, custom cabinetry, and furniture that are a pleasure to come home to.
Recommended by Apartment Therapy's CEO & Founder, Maxwell Ryan
Custom cabinets for Maxwell Ryan.
"This cabinet project has been a game changer... I highly recommend."
-Maxwell Ryan, CEO & Founder of Apartment Therapy
Our Design-Build Services
Both design and construction are provided under a single point of contact. We navigate the complexities of projects from start to finish, so that home renovations are as comfortable as possible. A winner of the Best of Houzz Client Satisfaction Award, our business has grown through referrals over the years, and speaks to how thrilled our clients are. We work on projects both large and small, in the greater New York City area.
Custom built-in bookshelves for a home office.
PARK AVENUE, Nyc
A home office for two
A custom marble-top desk for two people, and floor-to-ceiling built-in bookshelves in stained white oak. See offices or custom bookshelves.
Kitchen cabinets with a modern black finish.
FIDI, NYC
Custom kitchen with stained oak island
A custom kitchen with white shaker cabinets and stained oak. See custom kitchens.
Custom cabinets in walnut with a deep inset, and floating shelves.
UPPER EAST SIDE, nyc
Floating shelves and cabinets
A deep toe kick allows these built-in cabinets to cast a shadow, giving them a quasi-floating look. See floating shelves or living room built-ins.
Custom home office with thin brass rods and fittings
Carroll Gardens, brooklyn
Desk with brass rods
Thin brass rods and fittings make this cabinet piece for a home office look delicate and airy. See home offices.
Gaudi-inspired metal and wood (wenge) art piece.
TRIBECA, NYC
Hand carved Gaudi-inspired piece
This piece was hand carved to mimic the look of crumpled paper. Twisted metal was used for vertical supports.
