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Twenty-two years in custom cabinetry and joinery, fourteen of them on property-developer projects. Reads the tender first, then resolves architectural drawings, material specs and budget limits into a single package that can be built and priced. Has led eleven developer projects over the past three years, delivering more than 2,200 residential units.

Twenty years in residential customisation, focused on single-level homes and large-format apartments. Handle-less fronts throughout — concealed grips or push-to-open — with every reveal held to a uniform 2 mm. Measures what the client already owns before the first line is drawn, and derives shelf heights and zoning from those figures.

Eight years in practice, working mainly on villas, duplexes and show flats. Before a drawing is issued, veneer, metal, stone and fabric are laid out together on one sample board, so the client can confirm grain direction and acceptable colour variation against the real material. Detailing only starts once that is signed off. Fluent in the facing systems common across Europe and Southeast Asia.

Nine years in storage design, and no standard shelf anywhere in the drawings. Every project starts with an inventory of what the client owns — pot heights, suitcase depth, how many shoes and bags — and each compartment's clear dimension is derived from it. Has reworked the layout of more than 310 kitchens and walk-in wardrobes, and turned those measurements into the company's internal module library.

Turns a design into a working materials schedule: substrate, finish codes, hardware models and lighting parameters, every line down to an exact part number, ready for purchasing and costing. Cabinet lighting is specified at CRI 90 or above and 3000K or below, so veneers keep their colour under the lamp. Maintains the materials wall at the Shenzhen showroom.

Eleven years in joinery detailing, based full-time at the Huizhou factory. Each drawing is broken down into part drawings, drilling layouts and a hardware list, then checked against edging method, machining tolerance and every junction — released for production only once it can be made, installed and serviced. Authored thirty-two in-house process standards, holding board moisture content to 8–12% to suit long-haul sea freight and its destination climates.

Six years in 3D visualisation. Every model is built 1:1 at true dimensions, with textures taken from physical samples in the showroom. No post-production flattery — the board and hardware visible in the render are the ones that arrive on site. On project work, renders and shop drawings share one set of dimensions.

Responsible for the annual update of door profiles, cabinet structures and hardware systems. Each year three to five new details are built and tested on the factory floor; drawer runners and hinges only enter the product library once they pass cycling tests. Works to the fitting dimensions of imported hardware including Blum, Hettich and Hafele.