Project 4.

ArchiPro Project Summary - Bespoke timber joinery and elegant craftsmanship at Masami dog grooming Takapuna, featuring stunning kitchen cabinets designed by Jonny Rowland and expertly crafted by Eurocraft Construction.

Title:: Project 4
Builder:: Eurocraft Construction
Category:: Commercial/Interiors
Photographers:: Eurocraft Construction

Project 4

Step into the world of Masami dog grooming Takapuna and be captivated by the bespoke timber joinery crafted by Eurocraft Construction. Designed and built by the talented Jonny Rowland, every detail of this project exudes elegance and craftsmanship. The stunning kitchen cabinets, handcrafted with precision, showcase the expertise of Eurocraft Construction in creating functional yet beautiful spaces.

Photographed by Savusa Creations, this project is a testament to the seamless collaboration between skilled artisans and visionary designers. From the intricate woodwork to the flawless finishes, every aspect of this project reflects the dedication and passion that Eurocraft Construction brings to every project. Experience the artistry of timber joinery at its finest with Eurocraft Construction's Project 4.

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RESIDENTIAL JOINERY AND CARPENTRY

INTERIOR HOUSE RENOVATIONS

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RESIDENTIAL JOINERY AND CARPENTRY

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Eurocraft Construction

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Auckland

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Eurocraft Construction. Jonathon Rowland has worked with wood for twenty years, and has been involved in all aspects of carpentry and timber joinery Auckland, including the design and manufacture of interior and exterior woodwork. Since August 2015 when Eurocraft was founded, he has worked on multiple award-winning joinery and carpentry projects around Auckland. Recent projects include Tiffany Jewelers, Simon Gault’s Giraffe Restaurant, NZ Live Recording Studios, King’s Collage, Glenn Innes Art Centre, the Northern Club and more recently, the Auckland Museum.