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VICELLO

Bridging the Gap: Joinery Insights for the Informed Designer

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$350.00
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$350.00

Hosted by VICELLO 

Join us for an immersive afternoon designed to equip architects, interior designers, and industry professionals with practical knowledge on integrating joinery design seamlessly into residential projects.

Delivered by the VICELLO team, this workshop bridges the gap between creative vision an manufacturing reality. You will gain the confidence that comes with a deep understanding of the manufacturing process, empowering you to produce documentation that is not only visually compelling but fully resolved for buildability and custom fabrication. 

Tailored for interior designers, architects, project managers, and anyone involved in specifying, designing or overseeing joinery for residential projects. 


Offering

• Monthly 2-hour private advisory session with VICELLO® (via Teams)

• A space to bring forward ideas, detailing challenges, and project
complexities for sound boarding, technical input, and manufacturing insight

• Direct access to experience typically built over decades, applied in real
time to your work

WHY IT MATTERS

As projects become more resolved, the success of an outcome often depends on
decisions made well before site — in how details are interpreted, documented,
and communicated.

Early access to technical and manufacturing perspective helps strengthen design
intent, reduce ambiguity, and support more considered outcomes — creating a
quiet advantage in both process and delivery.

INVESTMENT

$5,000 inc GST (AUD) for 10 sessions (one per month, pre-scheduled at sign-up)

$500 per session equivalent

ACCESS

Seats are currently limited to five designers to protect the integrity of the
experience.

Each seat is offered by invitation following a brief conversation to ensure
alignment.

We ask that you confirm your seat at the table by [INSERT DATE], after which any
unclaimed seats will be extended more broadly.

Bridging the Gap: Joinery Insights for the Informed Designer