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Dark slatted media wall with a lit display column

Snivy Custom Interiors

Made for the spacesthat don't fit a category.

Some of the most important spaces in a home aren't kitchens, bathrooms, or closets.

Snivy designs and builds custom interiors around the way you live — from entertainment walls and home offices to bars, pantries, laundry rooms, built-ins, and architectural cabinetry.

Design · Cabinetry · Millwork · Installation

One idea, built into the architecture.

Beyond the Expected

Not every space comes with a blueprint.

Sometimes you know exactly what you want.

Sometimes you only know that a blank wall, unused corner, awkward room, or unfinished space could be doing more.

That's where custom design begins. Snivy turns underused areas into spaces with purpose.

If it belongs in your home, we can design around it.

Warm wood built-in entertainment wall with open shelving

Entertainment Walls

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Explore by Space

What could we create?

Six starting points — each designed around the room it lives in and the people who use it.

  • Custom media walls designed around the room rather than simply mounting a television.

    • Floating cabinetry
    • Integrated TV
    • Wall paneling
    • Shelving
    • Lighting
    • Hidden wiring
    • Stone
    • Fireplace integration
    • Concealed storage
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Recessed dark media niche with floating cabinetry and LED

Entertainment Walls

Make the wall part of the room.

A recessed niche, floating console and a single line of light — nothing else.

Design elements

A television shouldn't have to look like an afterthought. We design the entire wall around the architecture of the room — equipment, wiring and storage included.

  • 01Television integration
  • 02Floating cabinetry
  • 03Slatted wood
  • 04Full-height paneling
  • 05Stone
  • 06Shelving
  • 07Fireplaces
  • 08Concealed wiring
  • 09Hidden equipment
  • 10Ambient lighting
Dark green home bar with stone backsplash and lit shelving

Home Bars

Designed for staying in.

Natural stone, glass shelving, cabinet lighting, wine and beverage refrigeration, sinks, bottle and glass storage, decorative metal — composed into a bar that feels like part of the house. Switch to evening to see it lit.

  • Dry bar
  • Wet bar
  • Wine wall
  • Coffee bar
  • Cocktail bar
  • Hidden bar
  • Dining room bar
  • Entertainment bar
Illuminated wine cubbies in warm wood
Wine wall
Glass-front wine and bottle storage
Glass storage
Cocktail glass on a marble bar top
Stone bar top
Design My Bar
Study with built-in shelving and a writing desk
Wood desk in a home office
Wood-paneled living room library with built-in shelving and fireplace

Home Office

A better place to work.

A home office shouldn't feel like furniture placed inside a spare room. It should feel designed into the architecture — with everything you need within reach and everything else out of sight.

  • Wall-to-wall desks

    One continuous work surface, built in.

  • Custom cabinetry

    Sized for files, supplies and equipment.

  • Floating desks

    Light, minimal, and easy to clean beneath.

  • Full-height shelving

    Books, binders and objects on display.

  • Display areas

    Lit niches for what you want seen on camera.

  • Integrated lighting

    Task light where your hands are.

  • Hidden printers

    Pull-out shelves behind closed doors.

  • Filing storage

    Lateral drawers that disappear into the run.

  • Concealed wires

    Grommets, channels and powered drawers.

  • Dual workstations

    Two people, one well-planned wall.

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Laundry room with integrated appliances and cabinetry
Laundry counter against a slatted wood wall
Compact laundry with hanging rail and shelving

Laundry

Even utility spaces can feel considered.

Most laundry rooms are small — so every inch matters. We design practical rooms that make the routine easier: counters at the right height, storage where you need it, and finishes that hold up.

  • Upper cabinetry

    Detergents and supplies, out of sight.

  • Tall storage

    Brooms, vacuums and ironing boards.

  • Laundry sink

    For soaking, hand-washing and rinsing.

  • Folding counters

    Over front-loaders or along a wall.

  • Hanging rods

    Air-dry and hang straight from the dryer.

  • Pull-out hampers

    Sort lights and darks behind doors.

  • Appliance integration

    Raised, stacked or panelled to match.

  • Cleaning-supply storage

    Pull-outs sized for bottles and sprays.

  • Shelving

    Open or closed, adjustable as needs change.

  • Lighting

    Bright, even light for stains and sorting.

Design My Laundry Room

Pantries

Storage that makes the kitchen work harder.

A well-designed pantry moves visual clutter out of the kitchen while adding storage, workspace and function — from a reach-in cabinet to a full butler's pantry.

  • Walk-in pantry with wraparound shelving
    Walk-in pantry
  • Pantry jars on open wood shelving
    Open shelving
  • Glass storage jars on a pantry shelf
    Organized storage
  • Pantry cabinetry with organized interior shelving
    Pantry cabinetry
  • Walk-in pantry
  • Butler's pantry
  • Beverage station
  • Appliance pantry
  • Coffee station
  • Open shelving
  • Drawers
  • Cabinet storage
  • Countertop workspace
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Built-Ins

Designed to look like it was always there.

The best built-ins don't look added later. They feel like part of the architecture.

Wood-paneled living room library with built-in shelving and fireplace
Library shelving
Built-in window seat with natural light
Window seating
Entry mudroom with bench and cubbies
Entry cabinetry
Hallway built-in with glass-front cabinets
Hallway storage
Fireplace flanked by built-in alcove shelving
Living-room cabinetry

Feature Walls & Paneling

Sometimes the room only needs one great wall.

A single architectural wall can add texture, warmth, depth, storage and visual focus — often transforming a room without touching anything else.

  • Texture
  • Warmth
  • Depth
  • Storage
  • Visual focus

Cabinetry

Designed for the exact space.

Off-the-shelf cabinetry is built for an average room. Yours isn't one.

Floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, floating units, integrated doors, concealed storage, open shelving, glass cabinetry and mixed materials — all drawn to the inch, around whatever the room presents.

  1. 01Unusual dimensions
  2. 02Ceiling heights
  3. 03Architectural obstacles
  4. 04Storage requirements
  5. 05Electronics
  6. 06Appliances
  7. 07Existing finishes

The room defines the cabinetry. Not the other way around.

Materials

Materials change the character of the room.

Wood, stone, metal, glass and light — combined with intent. Start from a combination, then make it yours.

Start from
  • Walnut grain
    Cabinet finishNatural Walnut
  • Travertine
    StoneTravertine
  • Brass pulls
    MetalWarm Brass
  • Recessed dark media niche with floating cabinetry and LED
    LightingSoft LED
  • Clear glass doors
    GlassClear Glass
  • Vertical oak slats
    Wall panelLight Oak Slat
  • Dark slatted wall with illuminated display shelving
    FeatureDisplay Shelving
  • Cabinet finish

    Natural Walnut

  • Stone

    Travertine

  • Metal

    Warm Brass

  • Lighting

    Soft LED

  • Glass

    Clear Glass

  • Wall panel

    Light Oak Slat

  • Feature

    Display Shelving

Design With These Finishes

Design Online

Start with the space.

Tell us what you're creating, what matters most and the style you love. Your summary and estimated range update as you go.

What are you trying to create?

Choose one

Est. range

$22,000 – $30,000

Transformation

Unused space. New purpose.

Drag to compare a plain living-room wall with a complete custom entertainment wall.

Oak slat wall with floating media unit
Before: television mounted on a blank white wall above a basic cube unit
BeforeAfter

Hollywood, FL · Entertainment Wall

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Small Spaces

Every square foot can work harder.

Custom design makes even the smallest spaces significantly more functional — the corner, the niche, the hallway nobody uses.

  • Fireplace flanked by built-in alcove shelving
    Alcoves
  • Entry bench with cushions
    Entryways
  • Compact laundry with hanging rail and shelving
    Small laundry
  • Built-in window seat with natural light
    Window seats
  • Unused corners
  • Niches
  • Hallways
  • Alcoves
  • Small laundry rooms
  • Under-stair storage
  • Entryways
  • Apartment walls

Project Ranges

What does a custom interior project cost?

Every custom project is different. These typical ranges show where projects usually begin — not fixed prices.

  • 01 · Typical project range

    Custom Built-In

    $6,000 – $15,000

    Shelving, cabinetry or seating built into a room.

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  • 02 · Typical project range

    Entertainment Wall

    $12,000 – $30,000

    Cabinetry, paneling, lighting and integrated media.

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  • 03 · Typical project range

    Home Bar

    $15,000 – $40,000

    Cabinetry, stone, glass and refrigeration.

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  • 04 · Typical project range

    Home Office

    $10,000 – $28,000

    Built-in workspace, storage and shelving designed around how you work.

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  • 05 · Typical project range

    Laundry / Pantry

    $8,000 – $22,000

    Full-height cabinetry, work surfaces and organized storage for hard-working rooms.

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  • 06 · Typical project range

    Full Custom Room

    From $45,000

    An office, library or multi-purpose room, fully designed and built.

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What shapes your price

Ranges are illustrative placeholders, not quotes or fixed prices. Your price is confirmed after measurement and final design.

Start My ProjectHow Snivy pricing works
  1. 01Dimensions
  2. 02Cabinetry
  3. 03Materials
  4. 04Stone
  5. 05Lighting
  6. 06Electrical
  7. 07Plumbing
  8. 08Appliances
  9. 09Hardware
  10. 10Wall preparation
  11. 11Custom fabrication
  12. 12Installation
  13. 13Complexity

Featured Projects

Designed for the waypeople actually live.

How It Works

From idea to built-in.

  1. 01

    Imagine

    Tell us what you're trying to create.

  2. 02

    Design

    We develop the layout, materials, and overall direction.

  3. 03

    Measure

    We professionally measure and evaluate the space.

  4. 04

    Finalize

    We finalize materials, functionality, and project scope.

  5. 05

    Build

    The cabinetry and custom elements are prepared.

  6. 06

    Install

    Our team installs and completes the space.

  7. 07

    Use It

    A previously unfinished space becomes part of the way you live.

No Preset Answer

Sometimes the best project doesn't have a category.

That's the point of custom design.

  1. 01

    A wall

    that needs storage.

  2. 02

    A hallway

    that could become a library.

  3. 03

    A dining room

    that needs cabinetry.

  4. 04

    A bedroom

    that needs a built-in wardrobe.

  5. 05

    A corner

    that could become a bar.

  6. 06

    An idea

    you haven't quite figured out yet.

Tell us what the space needs to do. We'll help figure out what it should become.

Questions

Before you begin.

Don't see yours? Your designer can answer anything during your consultation.

  • Entertainment walls, home bars, offices, libraries, laundry rooms, pantries, mudrooms, built-ins, feature walls, paneling, display cabinetry and multi-purpose rooms — anything built into the architecture of your home.

Built-in shelving and arched niches around a marble fireplace

Begin Your Project

There's more potentialin the room.

Tell us what you're imagining. We'll help turn it into something real.