The cabinet system remains the foundation
A modular IKEA system does the structural work behind the design. The boxes establish the dimensions; hinges, drawers, rails, and interior organizers make the room function.
Keeping that foundation makes replacement parts, planning tools, and interior fittings easier to understand. It also gives a bespoke front a consistent module to fit.
The visible pieces create the character
Velora designs the surfaces you see and touch. Door proportions, matched panels, plinth lines, handle placement, material, and color work together as one composition.
Every project is reviewed before acceptance because a good result depends on the exact cabinet list, room conditions, and the way visible pieces meet walls, floors, and appliances.
- Doors and drawer fronts
- Exposed side and end panels
- Plinths, fillers, and finishing pieces
- Handles and integrated pull details
- Countertops when included in scope
What to prepare before requesting a design
Start with photos, rough room dimensions, and either an IKEA plan or a precise cabinet list. Add inspiration only after the practical information: the room and modules determine what can be made.
The first submission is free. If Velora approves the project, a fully refundable $250 reservation holds a place for original design work before a separate project agreement is signed.
Questions, answered
What people ask next
Does Velora replace the IKEA cabinet boxes?
No. Velora is the bespoke visible layer. The compatible IKEA system remains the structural foundation unless a separate contractor changes it.
Can existing IKEA cabinets receive new custom fronts?
Potentially, yes. The exact system, cabinet condition, sizes, hinges, and clearances must be confirmed during project review.
Is Velora affiliated with IKEA?
No. Velora is independent and not affiliated with IKEA. IKEA is a trademark of Inter IKEA Systems B.V.