WORKSFurniture starts with how a piece will be used: the space it needs to fit, the proportions that feel right and the details that make it yours. Kapono Works builds custom furniture for homes and commercial spaces, with Robert Carlan as your point of contact.
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The portfolio includes wood dining tables, an extra-tall dining table, custom dog crates and a tufted seating nook. These are examples of the range of work—not a fixed product catalog. Bring an idea, a reference image or a drawing, and describe the size and use you have in mind.
Include the room dimensions, preferred materials or colors, and any features the piece needs. For a dining table, for example, the seating arrangement and available space help define its proportions. A realistic budget range helps narrow the approach before a build is agreed.
A freestanding piece and fitted cabinetry need different planning. If the project connects to walls, surrounds appliances or combines shelving and cabinets, explore the cabinetry and built-ins service as well.
We built this wood dining table with a metal center panel.
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We built this extra-tall dining table for a private client.
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Our custom dog crates with geometric frames and glass tops.
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We built this tufted seating area for a private home.
View the project ↗Yes. Kapono Works makes custom pieces. Email Robert with the intended use, approximate dimensions, references and location so the project can be discussed.
Delivery to Houston and Dallas can be considered depending on the job. Share the destination, size of the piece and desired date before delivery arrangements are agreed.
Pricing depends on the design, dimensions, materials, finish and delivery requirements. Send the project details and a budget range for a tailored discussion; there is no single price for every custom build.
Include your location, approximate dimensions, references, timing and budget range. Houston and Dallas delivery is considered depending on the job.
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