Millimetric · our own product line

One range, for the whole house

Millimetric is our own line, not a catalogue we resell. Interior fit-out, vanities, tapware, baths, tiles, flooring and decking — held to the standard we build to, so one house can be finished from one place.

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Comprehensive Interior Fit-out

At the core of our residential design approach is the Comprehensive Interior Fit-out — a meticulously curated system that unifies every aspect of bespoke joinery across the space. From seamless concealed doors and architectural wall panelling to highly functional cabinetry, every element is drafted and executed with millimetre-level precision.

This integrated methodology goes beyond standard cabinetry, allowing us to deliver a cohesive, minimalist aesthetic that elevates the spatial flow and material harmony of the entire residence.

Kitchens, wardrobes, TV walls, entry and hallway cabinetry
Hidden doors that read as wall until they open, and feature doors
Wall panelling drawn room by room
A wide range of board and stone finishes
Curved fronts and shaped profiles
Stone-look surfaces and textile-faced panels
LED strip lighting designed into the cabinetry, not added to it

Made to order and specified per project, so it is not sold through the shop. Start with an enquiry.

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Kitchen — the lighting coming on in stages

Living room with a full-height oak wall. A hidden door sits flush in the run on the left, the television is recessed into the panelling, and a stone-faced niche beside it is lit from a concealed strip over each shelf. — A door where the wall reads flat

Bedroom wardrobe run: tall handleless fronts, a glass-fronted hanging section lit from above, and open shelving beside it with a light strip on every shelf. — Wardrobe, lit shelf by shelf

Living room in walnut: a full-height wall of flush cabinetry with concealed doors, a recessed television panel, and a lit stone niche beside it. — TV wall in walnut

Entry of the same house: a bench seat with open shoe storage beneath it, a lit niche above, and the hallway beyond lined with flush walnut cabinetry that a door sits hidden in. — The entry of the same house

Vanities, mirrors & mirror cabinets

Vanities across a range of shapes and sizes, with LED mirrors and mirror cabinets to match. Cabinet colour, benchtop profile and cabinet finish are chosen per project rather than fixed to the model.

Wall-hung and floor-standing, in standard sizes or made to measure
Dozens of benchtop profiles
Dozens of cabinet finishes, including real timber veneer
LED mirrors and mirror cabinets sized to the vanity
Cabinet colour specified per project

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Wall-hung vanity with a dark timber body and a white benchtop, under a round LED mirror lit around its edge.

Wall-hung walnut vanity with the top drawer pulled open, showing the drawer interior and the open shelving at the end of the run.

Close-up of a basin moulded into the benchtop, with a slim mixer beside it and no seam between bowl and top.

Tapware

Bathroom and kitchen tapware in 304 stainless steel, lead-free, with the weight and the finish you notice the first time you use it.

304 stainless steel
Lead-free
Solid through the body — the weight is the material, not a coating over zinc
Welds dressed back until the joint disappears
Bathroom and kitchen ranges that match across a house

Bathroom tapware Kitchen tapware

Brushed stainless basin mixer on a stone benchtop, against a fluted stone wall.

The knurled handle up close, every facet cut square and even.

Baths

Freestanding baths in a range of shapes, sized so they still leave a room to move around in.

Freestanding, in several shapes and sizes
Matched to the tapware range

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Soft-cornered rectangular bath in a dark stone bathroom, with a picture window beside it.

Tiles & stone

Porcelain tiles and stone slabs, specified by where they are going — slip rating room by room rather than one tile through the house.

Porcelain tiles for floors and walls
Stone slabs for benchtops and splashbacks
Slip rating chosen per room
Large-format options

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Bathroom lined in large-format marble-look porcelain — floor, walls and shower — with a freestanding bath under the window.

Large-format dark stone-look floor tiles running through an open living and dining space.

SPC flooring

Hard-wearing SPC flooring for the rooms that take the most traffic, including herringbone.

Herringbone and plank formats
Suited to wet areas and high-traffic rooms
Click-lock installation

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Herringbone floor laid through an open room, the pattern running away from the camera.

WPC decking

Composite decking with hidden fasteners, so there is nothing on the surface to catch, lift or rust.

Hidden fastening — no visible screws
Composite boards, no annual oiling
Matching fascia and edge trims

Not in the shop yet — tell us what you are building and we will let you know when it lands.

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Composite decking meeting a grey gravel bed at a mitred corner, the dark edge trim running clean along the join, with a potted plant set in the gravel.

The edge of the deck from above: boards running to a dark fascia, with the timber substructure and gravel visible below the step down.

A finished deck in a back garden, running out to a timber fence with a lemon tree and a house behind, dappled shade across the boards.

Not sure what you need?

Most projects use several of these together, and the choices interact — a benchtop profile against a cabinet finish, a slip rating against the room it is going in. Tell us what you are building and we will work through it with you.

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