Show us the room
Send photos, rough measurements, your IKEA layout if you have one, and a few notes about how you want the room to work.
The Velora process
IKEA provides the modular structure. Velora designs and makes the visible components. Kitchens, wardrobes, and bathroom briefs are available now, with every project reviewed before acceptance.
From IKEA boxes to a finished Velora room.
Step by step
The process begins with the room you have—not with a catalog. Each step answers one decision before moving to the next.
Four steps, in the order they happen.
Confirm the modular foundation
We identify the IKEA SEKTION boxes or PAX frames that stay, or help map the standard modules needed for a new layout.
Choose the visible finish
Select Seda matte lacquer, Veta wood veneer, or Lino furniture linoleum, then pair the fronts with panels, handles, and a countertop.
Review before you continue
A person reviews every bespoke brief. If the project is approved, a fully refundable $250 reservation holds your place before original design work begins.
What we make
Kitchens use IKEA SEKTION boxes. Wardrobes use IKEA PAX frames. Bathroom vanities use the same modular-foundation idea. Velora makes the visible layer for each room.
One approach, three rooms.
Kitchens
On the IKEA SEKTION system
See kitchen pricesWardrobes
On the IKEA PAX system
See wardrobe pricesBathrooms
Same approach, by rendering
Start with a renderingVelora is an independent custom-furniture studio and is not affiliated with IKEA or any cabinet-system manufacturer. IKEA is a trademark of Inter IKEA Systems B.V.
Choose your first step
Use the pricing guide for an early range. Use Studio when you are ready to share photos, measurements, and the direction you like.
Browse a starting price, or show us your room.
Before you start
The questions most people ask before their first brief — with the honest version of each answer.
Read all FAQsQuestions, answered.
Is Velora taking on projects?
Yes. Kitchen, wardrobe, and bathroom briefs are open now for coastal San Diego. Every project is reviewed for fit and studio capacity before it is accepted.
Is this a whole new kitchen, or just the fronts?
Just the visible parts — doors, drawer fronts, side panels, plinths, handles, and countertops. The internal cabinet boxes are IKEA’s. Reusing IKEA’s well-made boxes is exactly what keeps the Velora look affordable.
Do I have to buy IKEA cabinets?
Yes. Velora makes the fronts and finishes that fit the IKEA SEKTION (kitchen) and PAX (wardrobe) cabinet boxes. You buy the boxes from IKEA; we make everything you see. Velora is independent and not affiliated with IKEA.
How much does Velora cost?
You pay Velora only for the visible pieces you choose — doors, panels, plinths, handles, and countertops — not for the whole IKEA system. Because every project is bespoke, there is no single sticker price. Approved briefs receive a personalised estimate and a fully refundable USD 250 reservation link.