NodumArchitectural millwork

Nodum

Architectural millwork · Miami

Edition 01, autumn 2026

Where wood becomesarchitecture.

Distinctive by nature.
Refined by craftsmanship.

See the workBring us the idea

Architectural millwork in Miami

Nodum specializes in architectural millwork. We design, finish and install our own work, ensuring a precise fit and a flawless finish.

The shop, Miami

Read the editor's letter, p. 06

Sections

Spaces we create.

Walnut fins and a blackened steel stair screen with lit shelves rising through a double-height hall

Luxury residences

Custom kitchens, closets, vanities, wall paneling, and concealed doors for exceptional homes.

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Private lift landing lined in walnut, with a lit oculus in the ceiling

Lobbies and common areas

Custom wall paneling, reception desks, and architectural millwork for condominium lobbies and shared spaces.

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A walnut bar between two ivory leaves slid open: a mirror, lit shelves and a wine fridge

Hospitality

Custom bars, cabinetry, and architectural millwork for restaurants and hotels, crafted for everyday use.

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Feature, p. 80

Marea PH

Custom millwork for a Miami Beach penthouse, featuring walnut panelling, a matte lacquer kitchen, a marble island and oak dressing rooms. Integrated lighting and flush doors bring warmth and continuity throughout.

Continues on p. 80Walk through Marea PH

Different materials. One vision.

Backlit walnut fluting behind an oval mirror

American walnut

Fluted and slatted, veneer-matched across a whole elevation. Here it is lit from behind, with the fitting buried in the reveal.

Blackened steel stair screen with lit shelves beside walnut panelling

Blackened steel

Flat bar and folded plate, made to our drawings and blackened, so it reads as a drawn line and the walnut beside it carries the warmth.

Basin carved from a honed stone slab with a black tap

Honed stone

The basin is cut out of the slab rather than set into it, so the veining runs straight through the bowl.

White oak shelves lit from behind the front edge

White oak

Rift sawn for a straight, quiet grain. The light sits behind the front edge of each shelf, never in front of it.

Oak dressing-room bay with glass shelves and a lit hanging rail

European oak

Carcass, shelf and drawer box cut from one timber, with the rail light sunk into the head of every bay.

Marble island with a mitred waterfall return

White marble

Mitred at the corner so the veining turns and keeps going down the leg to the floor.

Floating green marble vanity lit from underneath, with the same stone carried up the wall

Green marble

Top, front and wall cut from the same stone, with the vanity held clear of the floor and the light let out underneath it.

Brass and glass shelves in a walnut display unit

Brass and glass

Shelves carried by the carcass, not by the wall, and glass that hinges without a visible frame.

Panelled fridge and glass-fronted wine cabinet in a kitchen run

Panelled appliances

A fridge that reads as a door and a wine cabinet that reads as joinery, both hung on our own carcasses.

Tall run of matt lacquer units holding wall ovens beside a lit splashback

Matte lacquer

Flat enough to show any wave left in the substrate, which is why the substrate is where the work goes.

All of it cut here

Drawing, machining, finishing and installation happen under one roof, which is why the tolerances hold on site.

What we do with it

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