Studio & Trade
VOLDT works directly with architects, interior designers, and general contractors to specify, configure, and fabricate architectural hardware, furniture, and custom components. US-based studio and manufacturing, Michigan.
Award
Winner, ArtPrize 2025
"Manufactured Memory" -- in Design category
Recognition
ICFF Launchpad 2026
International Contemporary Furniture Fair -- New York
Background
Licensed Architects
Certified professionals in MI, TX and MA
Fabrication
In-House Studio
CNC milling, SLS/FDM printing, LASER engraving
Architectural Hardware
A configurable system of cabinet and door pulls with authored algorithmic variation. Suitable for residential, hospitality, and commercial interiors. No fire code complications -- straightforward specification and procurement.
Finishes
Durable polyamide with micro-textured matte surface
Standard Lengths
6" to 14" - custom lengths available
Mounting
Through-bolt surface mount
Lead Time
3 to 4 weeks standard - project quantities by quote
Project & Trade Pricing
Orders of 20+ units qualify for project pricing. Custom dimensions, finish specs, and hole spacing available for kitchen fit-outs, millwork packages, and multi-unit projects. Contact us with your schedule of finishes and quantities.
Furniture & Lighting
A node-based modular system in solid walnut and durable nylon components. Standard pieces are made-to-order; custom configurations -- alternate sizes, materials, and integrated features -- are available through our commission process.
Well-suited for hospitality fit-outs, boutique retail, or residential interiors where a coherent, bespoke furniture presence is the goal. We work from spec to delivery.
Custom Services
Adapt a validated VOLDT design to your project without breaking the system.
Typical timeline: 6-12 weeks from design approval
Fully custom design and fabrication, scoped and quoted.
Timeline: project-dependent; quote provided after review
Repair & Reproduction
When the original manufacturer has gone out of business, discontinued a line, or never sold a replacement in the first place, the part still has to come from somewhere. We reverse-engineer it from an existing sample and produce as many as you need -- one, or several hundred.
Common for obsolete cabinet and door hardware, panel latches, window and railing components, and architectural elements in older buildings where matching the existing profile matters more than catalog availability.
What We Take On
Case Study -- Commercial Hardware Reconstruction
A large commercial development needed 240 custom latches reproduced for existing electrical panels after the original manufacturer ceased operations. We reverse-engineered the hardware from physical samples, developed parametric models to absorb dimensional variation across door types, and produced every component to finish specification.
Scope
240 components
Timeline
8 weeks, sample to delivery
Outcome
Full match to original spec
Existing
Reconstructed
Before You Inquire
One. Single replacements and prototypes are normal work for us, not exceptions.
For simple geometry, dimensioned photographs with a scale reference next to the part are often enough. Complex profiles and anything that has to fit an existing mechanism need the sample in hand.
Yes -- it ships back with the finished order. Reverse-engineering is non-destructive.
Finish specification is part of the quote. Tell us what the surrounding hardware looks like and we'll match to it.
Polyamide and other durable polymers via SLS/FDM, plus CNC milling and laser engraving -- assembled and finished in-house in Michigan.
Tell us the application up front. If a part carries structural load or needs a code rating we can't certify, we'll say so rather than quote it.
Digital Service
An in-house nesting algorithm that packs polygonal parts into CNC sheet layouts efficiently -- fewer setups, less waste, lower cost per part.
Method
Heuristic nesting algorithm
Application
CNC milling, laser cutting
Output
Reduced material waste
Tell us about your project and we'll be in touch within 2 business days.