Raquel
Harris

I make the catalogs, brand systems and websites that custom cabinetry companies sell with. Six years inside one shop, from the showroom floor to running the design.

Plainfield, Illinois

Harris Cabinetry

Catalog design, photography, copywriting, print production

A twelve-page product catalog built to be handed across a showroom table. Door profiles, wood species, stains, paints, glass, and a construction section that explains why the boxes cost what they cost.

I drew the profile diagrams, built the material charts, shot the installed kitchens, wrote the copy, and set the files up for the printer.

Read the full catalog (PDF)

Harris Cabinetry catalog cover
Door styles page showing profile drawings and wood availability
The Studio, a modular door design system
Wood species page with grain and performance ratings
Stain chart with wood species availability
Construction and materials feature page

Hinge Cabinetry

Brand identity, catalog design, photography, copywriting

A second line, frameless and more technical, aimed at a buyer who wants flat slab doors and no face frame. It had to read as a different company than Harris while coming out of the same shop.

Darker palette, engineering drawings instead of styled vignettes, and specification language throughout.

Read the full catalog (PDF)

Hinge Cabinetry catalog cover
Exploded construction diagram with build specifications
Door styles page with profile drawings
Painted finish palette
OptiFit appliance integration page

Social campaigns

Concept, design, copy and photography

Carousel posts for the shop's social accounts. A hook slide, then eight detail cards, each built on a photograph of a job the shop actually finished, so the marketing doubles as proof of the work.

Written to teach rather than sell, which is what makes people save the post and send it to a contractor.

Carousel cover, eight kitchen island details worth stealing
Carousel slide one, rounded island ends
Carousel slide two, waterfall edges
Carousel slide three, decorative end panels
Carousel slide four, appliances built into the island

Storm response campaign

Concept, design and copy for Cabinet Tree Studio

Local placements run after storms came through the area. One offering a free design consultation for damaged homes, one offering priority scheduling for people trying to get a working kitchen back.

A split frame puts a finished kitchen on both sides of the message, and the copy stays plain, because someone in the middle of an insurance claim does not want to be sold to.

Rebuild better than before, free design consultation for storm-damaged homes
Priority scheduling for storm damage, get back into your kitchen faster

Review cards

Design and print production

A two-sided card left with the customer at the end of a job. QR codes to Houzz and Google, so someone who is happy with their kitchen can leave a review in about twenty seconds instead of hunting for the listing.

Review card asking how did we do, with Houzz and Google QR codes

Photography

Shot on location, edited in Lightroom

Installed kitchens photographed in finished homes, usually in one pass on the client's schedule. Wide views for the catalogs, details for social, and close work on edges, joinery and hardware.

Everything in both catalogs and across the websites is mine, stills and video, finished rooms and the shop floor.

Backlit quartzite edge showing the stone translucency
Bright L-shaped kitchen with a stone herringbone backsplash
Downdraft control panel set into a stained oak drawer front
Range and herringbone backsplash, shot close
Stained oak island with leather stools in raking afternoon light
View from the dining end through to the kitchen
Sink wall with a full stone backsplash, shot square on
Tall painted pantry run flanking the refrigerator
Island end panel and toe kick with concealed lighting
Island and perimeter run under pendant lighting
Appliance garage open, with floating shelves alongside
Backsplash corner where two herringbone runs meet
Island cooktop with floating shelves beyond
Galley view toward the range and stained wood hood
Galley view down the island toward the living space
Countertop edge meeting a painted door, close in

Websites

Design, build and upkeep in Squarespace

Three public sites across the brands, each carrying its own identity and product photography.

Cabinet Tree Studio homepage

Dealer portal

Design and build, AI-assisted development

A tool for the dealer network: project records, admin, notes, and configuration profiles for the made-to-order door program, so a rep can put together a custom door from outer edge, interior edge and center panel without a phone call.

The public pages and the dealer application are open. The working side sits behind the login.