Abitibi-Témiscamingue · Quebec
Technical design and interiors in Amos.
Precise drawings and realistic renderings for Amos projects.
Futur Concept works exclusively with cabinetmaking businesses, millwork shops and manufacturers as an outsourced design office, without furniture fabrication or public retail.
Between homes to renovate and businesses to fit out, Amos moves to the rhythm of projects. Going from idea to fabrication without bad surprises takes a solid technical package: shop drawings, bills of materials, cut lists and assembly details.
That is exactly what Futur Concept prepares for its clients in Amos and throughout Abitibi-Témiscamingue. From the first sketch to the production package, we design kitchens, built-in furniture and interior layouts designed around your business’s client projects and shop methods.
What we do
Drawings, 3D and production packages in Amos.
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Millwork drawings
Production-ready execution drawings, assembly details, bills of materials and cut lists for shops and manufacturers.
02
Kitchens and interior design
Custom kitchens, space planning, materials, colours and finishes for your business’s client projects.
03
3D and CNC preparation
3D for your client approvals and CNC preparation, with equipment and format compatibility confirmed before starting.
Urgent need?
A design project to discuss? Call us.
Tell us about your kitchen, furniture or technical drawings and your timeline: we answer within 12 hours, maximum.
+1 (819) 352-0512FAQ
Questions we hear in Amos.
How does a project with Futur Concept work in Amos?+
Your business sends the client brief, dimensions and shop constraints. We design in 2D/3D, you obtain your client’s concept approval, then we prepare fabrication drawings.
Can you design furniture for a business in Amos?+
Yes. Counters, displays, storage and custom commercial furniture: we design to your brand and constraints, with all the drawings needed for fabrication.
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Your shop builds. We prepare.
Drawings, 3D and production packages following your methods. Let’s discuss a first project.