Twenty Years. One Standard.
Richard Armstrong is a self-taught craftsman who has spent over twenty years building things that demand precision. He runs a five-person shop in Surrey, BC, working on custom kitchens, insurance restorations, commercial millwork, and specialty builds across the Lower Mainland.
His background is unusual: before cabinetry, he spent years building custom guitars for collectors and musicians — including a meticulous recreation of Brian May's Red Special for Queen tribute work and Van Halen-inspired Frankenstrat builds. When you've built instruments where a fraction of a millimetre changes the sound, you don't accept loose tolerances in a kitchen.
That's the credential behind the work. The work itself speaks for itself.
Meet the Craftsman