For a new ten‑unit boutique apartment in the United States, the developer wanted every suite to feel custom‑built yet repeatable for efficient construction. George Group answered with a full‑scope materials package that turns the architect’s detailed pantry and millwork drawings into finished spaces. Each unit centres on a compact galley whose elevations call for floor‑to‑ceiling cabinetry, waterfall quartz counters, and integrated appliance towers .

Our Foshan workshops CNC‑machined moisture‑resistant panels and oak‑veneer fronts, then dry‑assembled every pantry module—including the concealed hinge systems, soft‑close hardware, and prefitted quartz—before flat‑packing them for shipment. Matching large‑format porcelain tiles, matte‑black aluminium windows, solid‑core entry doors, brushed‑nickel sanitary fixtures, and powder‑coated steel balustrades completed the whole‑house kit.

Materials shipped in two staggered containers timed to the GC’s rough‑in and finish schedules. Remote installation supervisors hosted daily video walk‑throughs, guiding local carpenters to drop each pre‑labelled cabinet run into place so reveal lines and shadow gaps align exactly with the shop elevations. Bathrooms followed the same playbook: book‑matched stone tiles, floating vanities, and frameless glass screens slotted in without on‑site cutting.

With all ten apartments now handed over, residents walk into kitchens and living areas whose crisp lines match the drawings down to the millimetre—proof of George Group’s ability to deliver a “design‑drawn” interior straight from PDF to move‑in‑ready reality through one coordinated materials package.