Compound Design & Fabrication

Join the Compound Design crew!
We’re hiring full-time woodworkers for our modern, detail-driven shop in El Paso.

Ideal candidates:
• Read a tape measure with precision; measure twice, cut once
• Understand safe use of routers, sanders, saws, etc.
• Have interest or experience with CNC machinery
• Show up on time, ready to work
• Can lift 50 lbs and keep the shop running smoothly
• Value craftsmanship, teamwork, and continuous improvement

If you love building things that last, let’s talk. Apply today at compound-design.com/careers

Solid Texas Pecan cabinet doors with integrated finger pulls for some friends in

A few months ago we wrapped up this millwork package for the new El Paso facility. It included a reception desk with custom 3D paneling, two breakrooms, a print/copy station, four restroom vanities, and two wet bar/wellness areas. We were also responsible for appliance procurement and installation.

Client: Keuhne + Nagel
GC: ARCO/Murray
Millwork Production & Manufacturing: Compound Design
Stone Countertops:

We’re Hiring! ✨🔨

Compound Design is growing, and we’re looking for cabinet assemblers & woodworkers to join our team! If you have high attention to detail and a passion for craftsmanship, we want to hear from you.

✅ No experience? No problem! We’ll train the right candidates.
✅ Work in a dynamic, creative environment.
✅ Be part of a team that values quality and precision.

Interested? Apply today or tag someone who’d be a great fit! 📩

Sure, trees are great for making oxygen and all, but we like to think their second-best purpose is letting us turn them into show-stopping furniture, millwork, and doors. 🌳✨

Case in point: this beauty we just wrapped up for . It’s a solid walnut door rocking a mid-century fluted glass panel, polished brass hardware, and—after a lot of measuring—an absolutely perfect fit in the existing jamb. (Trust us, that’s harder than it sounds.)

Big props to for leading the charge on this one and a huge thanks to for always giving us fun projects to tackle. And, of course, a nod to the trees—you’re the real MVPs.

Our last day on this job at .world for

Millwork and custom panels by
Quartz countertops by

May your fuses be long, your beer cold and your tea untaxed. Cheers America! We’ll see you on Monday.

Work continued this week at . Our Special Projects Team put some finishing touches on this walnut sideboard. It measures 10 feet long, 30 inches deep and eight feet tall. Every bit of it is custom and we love the stone that the client chose. Indirect dimmable LED light throughout the room continues above and below the furniture. Blum soft-close hardware is used throughout including on two hidden doors used for electronics storage. These storage areas are also vented thanks to the hardwood slatted curves. The floor-to-ceiling mirrors open the space, but the intimacy of this private dining room is kept intact- if not improved.

We also took the existing staircase down to raw concrete, removing decades of laminated flooring that had been covered in previous renovations. We then installed our 1-1/8” thick solid walnut treads. This walnut is beautifully figured with some really exaggerated curly features that we saved for the top step.

All-in-all, this has been a satisfying project to produce and we look forward to continuing work with the team at Cafe Central.

It’s a nice morning to install some cabinets for our friends

Here’s a great detail we got to bring to life at newest location on the Northeast side of . This lattice is 25 feet tall, 14 feet wide and made of dimensional composite lumber and hundreds of custom steel plates.

Architect:
Fabrication & Install:
Steel plates: