A letter from Brittani Conolty,
LINE Co-founder and CEO

I have a thing for beautiful hotels. The small independent ones with a real design point of view, the kind that make you feel something the second you walk in.

Living room with brown leather chair, black coffee table, built-in bookshelves with books, and a chandelier

For a long time I couldn't work out how to bring that hotel feeling home. I'd come back full of ideas, and slowly the feeling would fade into the reality of a kitchen that didn't quite match the bathroom, and rooms that each felt a little less like me than I'd intended.

What I eventually understood is that the places I loved weren't special because of any one thing. They were special because someone had thought about all of it, every room, at the same time.

The more time I spent with the people who create these rooms (interior designers, architects, and builders), the more I heard the same thing. The vision was never the problem. Custom cabinetry was. It's the backbone of every good room, and it's where projects stall: shop drawings that don't match the plans, details lost between client and workshop, and mistakes no one owns. Designers end up in the middle, carrying the risk and often earning nothing for it.

We didn't set out to start a cabinetry company. But with more than a decade of experience in the industry, we knew where to begin: with the hardest problem first, for the people who create the interiors we love. LINE is the cabinetry partner behind your best work. Bring us your plans, and we take it from there: specs, shop drawings, ordering, delivery, and installer coordination, so your project keeps moving and your client sees your vision.

And if you're the one who keeps coming home from a beautiful hotel wishing your house felt that way, this is for you too. That feeling is exactly what we're building toward.

Talk soon—Brittani

The LINE Team

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It starts with a conversation

Designers, architects, and builders: bring us your plans, even rough ones, and we'll tell you what we'd spec, flag what won't work, and give you a ballpark. Homeowners: join our waitlist, or ask your designer about LINE.

A modern laundry room with patterned marble walls and ceiling, a wooden cabinet with a built-in sink and faucet, two black bottles on the cabinet, hanging pendant lights, and a front-loading washing machine and dryer against the wall, with shadows cast on the wall.