Cabinetry built to the millimeter, not the catalog.
Oliver has been building luxury millwork since 1990. Handcrafted in the United States and Brazil.
Everything we make is drawn for a single room. There is no product line and no standard module. A project starts with a site measurement and a set of drawings, and it ends with our own installers on site.
We cut, edge and finish in facilities we own on both sides of the equator, which is why we can hold tolerances most shops quote around and why we can give an architect a real date instead of a range.
Recent projects
- Substrates
- Marine-grade plywood, MDF, solid hardwood
- Finishes
- Natural veneer, matte and gloss lacquer, nanotech surfaces
- Typical lead time
- 10 to 16 weeks from approved drawings
We own the production
Cutting, edge banding and finishing happen in our own facilities in the United States and Brazil. Nothing is subcontracted, so the schedule is ours to hold.
Surfaces that survive use
We finish with nanotech-treated materials rated for scratch and stain resistance, specified with technical data your client can read.
Certified sourcing
Our timber and panel stock carries recognized environmental certification. Documentation is supplied with every project.
Collection 2026.
Nine new lines. Six wardrobe and dressing room systems, three kitchens. Each one is a starting point rather than a product: the elevation, the dimensions and the finish are still drawn for your room.
Thirty-five years of built work.
We began as a millwork shop in Brazil in 1990 and grew into one of the larger custom cabinetry operations in the country. The South Florida operation was opened to build for American architects to the same standard, on the same drawings, with the same hands.
15805 Biscayne Blvd
Suite 311
North Miami Beach, FL 33160
By appointment
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Call or email ahead and we will make sure someone is there to walk you through the work.
@oliverusa_
Send us the drawings, or just the room.
We quote from architectural drawings, a set of dimensions, or a site visit. Tell us the rooms, the finish direction and the date the space needs to be complete, and we will come back with a scope and a schedule.