
Precision where it must repeat; the hand where it must feel made.
KENT cuts mashrabiya lattice, pierced openwork, raised panels and classical mouldings on CNC to a drawing, then finishes by hand. Machining gives the repeatability a project needs — every screen and panel identical across an elevation — while hand finishing removes the machined look and warms the edges. The geometry can be regional (mashrabiya), classical (mouldings and linenfold) or bespoke to your artwork, in solid timber or veneered panel.

When a screen pattern must repeat identically across a whole elevation, CNC delivers it — every piece cut to the same drawing, within tight tolerance.

Machining is the start, not the end. Edges are hand-finished to remove the cut look, and classical mouldings or raised panels are refined so the piece reads as made, not milled.
Lattice screens, openwork and carved panels — regional, classical or bespoke.