Built-in millwork drawings
Your millwork projects, documented for fabrication.
Wardrobes, walk-ins, bookcases, TV units, vanities and commercial furniture: we design built-in furniture that makes the most of every space.
The challenge
Standard furniture never quite fits.
An atypical space, an angled wall, a low ceiling: off-the-shelf furniture always wastes centimetres. Custom-designed furniture uses every corner — and our technical package lets the cabinetmaker build it exactly as planned.
- Every centimetre of space is used
- A design coherent with your client’s project
- A technical package ready for fabrication
- For cabinet shops and manufacturers
12 h
Our commitment
An answer to your request within 12 hours, maximum.
What we offer
What the service includes.
01
Wardrobes and walk-ins
Optimized storage, integrated lighting, adapted accessories.
02
Bookcases and TV units
Wall units that structure the room.
03
Vanities and bathrooms
Humidity-resistant furniture designed for daily use.
04
Commercial furniture
Counters, displays and fit-outs for shops and offices.
05
Fabrication package
Drawings, assemblies and cut lists for the cabinetmaker.
FAQ
Your questions, our answers.
Who builds the furniture afterwards?+
Your client business handles fabrication. Futur Concept supplies drawings and technical documentation; we do not manufacture or sell furniture to the public.
I'm a designer: can you turn my concepts into drawings?+
Yes. We turn your intent into buildable technical packages, respecting your design.
Victoriaville · Centre-du-Québec
Your technical partner in Victoriaville.
Your shop builds. Futur Concept prepares the drawings, 3D and production packages for cabinetmaking businesses in Victoriaville and Centre-du-Québec, following your methods.
1-213, rue St-Cyr, Victoriaville (Québec)
Based in Victoriaville, serving Centre-du-Québec first. Send your sketches, dimensions and project requirements to discuss the next steps.
Futur Concept · Victoriaville
Your shop builds. We prepare.
Drawings, 3D and production packages following your methods. Let’s discuss a first project.