Fabrication partner · Lebanon

Your vision, built as drawn.

For architects and designers · The details you fight for are the ones we protect.

Why we exist

Luxury is not another adjective. It is peace of mind: knowing the drawing you fought for and the piece that arrives on site are the same object. Contractors build the space. We build the detail layer. And we protect it the whole way.

The StandardRev. 2026

How a project
runs here.

Five steps, none of them optional. This is the discipline that makes “built as drawn” a promise instead of a slogan.

Step 01 · Drawings

The table read

We go through your drawings together, every section, every junction, and flag every ambiguity before it costs money. Questions asked at the table are free. The same questions asked on site are not.

Detail sections · traceFig. 01
Step 02 · Samples

Samples first

Materials, finishes, and joints approved in hand, not imagined from a screen. You sign off on the actual veneer, the actual sheen, the actual edge, before a single panel is cut.

Hands holding the actual carved wood profiles, approved in hand before fabrication
The actual piece · in handFig. 02
Step 03 · The floor

Fabrication

The floor our master carpenter runs. Tolerances are held, not guessed. When a drawing meets a reality it didn’t anticipate, you hear about it the same day, with options.

Fluted panel · hand finishingFig. 03
Step 04 · Visibility

You always know

Progress updates with photos at agreed milestones. No chasing, no silence, no surprises. If you have ever had to babysit a workshop, this step is for you, so you never have to again.

The workshop floor at work: visible, documented, on schedule
The workshop stays visibleFig. 04
Step 05 · On site

Install and handover

Finished on site to the same bar as the bench. The piece isn’t done when it leaves the workshop. It’s done when it sits in your space exactly as drawn, and you’d sign it.

Installed · as drawnFig. 05
Capabilities

What comes off
the bench.

01

Architectural joinery

Wall systems, built-ins, kitchens, wardrobes, doors, fully integrated interiors. Veneer and solid wood, with metal integration where the drawing calls for it. Fabrication-only or fabricate-and-install.

02

Custom furniture

One-off pieces developed directly from architectural intent. Shop drawings from your details, samples approved in hand, delivered finished and placed.

03

Complex details

The pieces where material, tolerance or junction makes execution difficult. The ones other workshops decline are usually why we get called.

If it belongs in the drawing package and needs to be fabricated rather than constructed, talk to us.

Who holds the bar

Three things nobody else
combines under one roof.

The master carpenter's hands at work on the fluted panel
The Hands

Forty years at the bench.

Our master carpenter came out of retirement to run this floor. Four decades of joinery you cannot hire. You can only convince.

A hand with a pen over furniture sketches at the desk
The Eye

A working architect runs the floor.

Your drawings are read as a designer reads them, not scanned for a cutting list. The quality bar is held personally, piece by piece.

The Benchhaus project portal: live milestones, production photos, decisions logged
The System

Process. Communication. No unknowns.

Founders from tech and finance built the operating layer: a live project portal, documented decisions, scheduled updates. Nothing left to memory or mood.

House rules

Things we don’t do.

  • ✕ 01 design your project
  • ✕ 02 trade detail for the deadline
  • ✕ 03 guess your tolerance
  • ✕ 04 keep you in the unknown

Ever.

The working rule

Your client remains
your client.

We work behind the architect, not around them. We don’t pitch your client, redesign your work, or turn your project into our sales opportunity. Your drawings stay yours, your relationship stays yours, and the credit for the detail everyone photographs is yours.

Architect relationship protected · NDA on request
The Haus

It all meets
at the bench.

The stroke that joins the B to the H is the bench: the one surface where architect, client, and maker stand on the same side.

Send us your drawings.

PDF, DWG, a photo of a sketch, whatever state they’re in. We’ll go through them together, line by line, before anything costs money.

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