The Amcase Difference
Interior designers shape how people experience a space, and Amcase recognizes the impact of that work. We start by listening to your goals, then collaborate with you to bring your vision into focus.
You set the course. Our in-house engineering team translates your ideas into precise technical plans that guide every build. This approach establishes a clear line from concept to installation, keeping your design intent at the center of the process.
We offer extensive customization. You can choose from a wide range of finishes and hardware options, along with casework that adapts to your specifications. Each choice helps you create environments that reflect your standards and support the needs of your clients.
A Trusted Partner
in Every Project
Designers often need solutions that support both the creative direction and the realities of a project. Modular casework gives you that balance. It offers consistent manufacturing, dependable lead times, and components that adjust as projects grow or shift. This flexibility helps you shape environments that remain relevant long after installation.
Modular casework also brings clarity to complex spaces. Its structure allows you to plan accurately, coordinate with other disciplines, and deliver layouts that perform the way you intend. Millwork has its place, but modular systems streamline the process and give you a more predictable foundation for your design.
Making the Case for Modular Casework
Amcase Casework
Amcase strengthens the modular approach with a wide range of finishes and hardware options produced in-house. You can match palettes across floors, departments, or campuses while staying confident in the quality and longevity of each piece. Our manufacturing control helps you maintain consistency at any scale and refine the details that bring your vision to life.
Together, the system and the material choices give you a versatile toolset. You get the freedom to design with intention and the assurance that the furniture will meet the functional demands of everyday use
Millwork vs. Modular Casework
Millwork
Product inconsistency
Little to no warranty
Extensive lead times
Less advantageous depreciation
Not modular
Short lifecycle
Modular Casework
Consistent manufacturing
Designed for extensive use
Shorter timelines
Cost-efficient
Easily installed
Flexible by design