The TEKKA residential casework system redefines the concept of furniture, storage and presentation by embracing minimalist elegance and efficient performance.
Engineered by Anthill Studio, this versatile system perfectly adapts to any home setting, from the living area to the bedroom and home office.TEKKA is a fully modular casework system designed to replace traditional custom millwork and furniture. The TEKKA framework uses a shared dimensional logic, unified hardware, and offers a wide variety of functional components engineered for compact spaces, modern lifestyles, and design-forward environments.
Explore
Store
A minimalist, modular storage solution offering a clean and discreet way to organize your space.
A sleek, space-saving sleep system for anyone who wants to maximize floor space during the day.
Work
A streamlined home office setup that keeps your space flexible and organized.
Sleep
Live
A versatile line-up of media display units that offer both storage and display options.
Projects
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MBM24
Transforming a conventional Mt. Pleasant condo bedroom layout into a fully integrated, multi-purpose space.
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JLM22
A compact yet impactful casework project designed to deliver two functional statement pieces.
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CPM24
A guest bedroom in Burnaby featuring a murphy bed with built-in sofa and a continuous oak-paneled backdrop.
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JZL21
A low-profile media wall that discreetly integrates the client’s full A/V system.
Ethos
TEKKA was conceived in a small Vancouver-based design studio offering interior design and architectural millwork, with a focus on built-in solutions that feel both purposeful and personal. Each new project allowed the team to experiment, dabble and create new ideas, n search of a complete single entity, of refined taste and in continuous evolution. Every material is chosen with care, every detail executed with discipline. The result is spaces that can quietly support the way someone lives—functional, personal, and built to last.
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The Atlas Project
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The Echo Project
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The Brightline Project
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The Northgrid Project
