Transform Your Space with Modern Design Cabinetry Solutions

The studio designs custom cabinetry and built-in pieces as part of comprehensive residential architecture and interior projects. Solutions may support individual rooms, integrated storage, renovations, additions, alterations, new construction, or broader home designs. Each project is developed around the residence, its occupants, the surrounding architecture, and the desired balance of practical use and timeless visual character.

Yes. Custom cabinetry and built-ins can be coordinated with residential remodels, additions, alterations, new construction, and interior design work. This integrated approach helps align storage, furniture, finishes, spatial planning, and architectural elements. Ortiz Mexia Projects, Inc. can also provide broader design and project guidance when cabinetry is one part of a larger residential scope.

Yes. Custom furniture is among the studio’s design offerings, ranging from individual pieces to elements integrated within residential interiors. The work draws on Santiago Ortiz’s background in architecture and fine arts and emphasizes durability, environmental responsibility, and aesthetic longevity. Furniture can be developed alongside cabinetry and built-ins for a more cohesive interior.

The studio emphasizes environmental sustainability, occupant health, and responsible design practices. Sustainable systems and materials can be considered as part of the project’s broader architectural and interior strategy. Specific selections depend on the residence, design goals, availability, and coordination with consultants and contractors, allowing sustainability to support both performance and long-term visual quality.

Yes. The practice works on residential remodels, renovations, additions, alterations, and historical preservation projects, as well as new homes. Cabinetry and built-ins can be designed to respond to an existing structure or incorporated into a larger transformation. The studio also considers architectural integrity when modernizing residences with sustainable systems and contemporary technologies.

The studio has used virtual reality immersions for design work and client presentations since 2020. These tools allow clients and designers to experience virtual spaces at full scale or study three-dimensional models at different scales. Their use depends on the project and can help communicate spatial relationships, cabinetry integration, and broader design intent before implementation.

Yes. Ortiz Mexia Projects, Inc. provides building permit procurement and guidance through design, permitting, general contractor bidding, construction, and project completion for applicable residential work. The studio coordinates with clients, consultants, municipal agencies, and contractors, helping cabinetry and interior decisions remain connected to the broader project throughout its development.

Services are available by appointment in Los Angeles, California, and Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley. The catalog also identifies work in Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Aspen, Snowmass, Basalt, and Carbondale. Availability and project scope are discussed during an initial consultation so the studio can determine how its design and coordination services fit the residence.