Commercial Project | Kingston, Ontario
St. Vincent DePaul Society
Custom Commercial Millwork for a New Kingston Community Facility
Built for Community. Crafted to Last.
Stone City Woodworks was proud to contribute to the new St. Vincent de Paul Society facility on Bagot Street in Kingston, Ontario.
Working alongside general contractor Jensen Building Ltd. and Maddee Rose Design, our team fabricated and installed custom millwork throughout the building, including the reception desk, serving station, storage cabinetry, bathroom vanities, kitchenette and mobile flower boxes.
The project called for a balance of practical functionality, long-term durability and a welcoming aesthetic. By combining commercial-grade thermally fused laminate (TFL) with solid wood elements, we helped bring the designer's vision to life while creating millwork suited to the demands of a busy community facility.
Commercial Durability Meets Custom Craftsmanship
From the main reception desk to the cabinetry and mantle in the common room, to the kitchenette and solid wood seating overlooking the courtyard, each element was built with its daily use in mind.
Commercial-grade TFL provided durable, easy-to-maintain surfaces for functional cabinetry, while solid wood introduced natural warmth and character throughout the space.
The reception desk combines wood surfaces and clean-lined cabinetry with a distinctive tiled front, creating a welcoming first impression. The serving hall carries the same visual language through coordinated coffee station, countertops and seating.
Together, these details create a cohesive environment where practicality and craftsmanship work hand in hand.
Precision, Coordination and a Deadline That Couldn't Move
Commercial construction requires more than quality craftsmanship. It demands careful scheduling, clear communication and the ability to adapt as multiple trades work toward the same completion date.
With a firm project deadline and numerous contractors working simultaneously throughout the new facility, our team had to coordinate fabrication, delivery and installation around an active construction schedule.
Every component needed to fit its intended space, integrate with the surrounding finishes and be completed without disrupting the progress of other trades.
The result was a coordinated installation that brought together the functional requirements of the facility and the overall architectural design.
Exceeding Expectations
Feedback from St. Vincent de Paul Society board members
For our team, the most rewarding part of this project was hearing how pleased the board members were with the finished facility.
Their response reflected the care, coordination and craftsmanship that went into delivering the millwork throughout the building.
"It was better than
we ever imagined."
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