Su and Jayce are not simply tradespeople. Both trained at technical high schools before going on to earn degrees in architecture and design, and both went on to represent South Korea at the WorldSkills Competition — the international “skills olympics” — where each earned multiple medals, including gold. It’s proof of craftsmanship recognized on a world stage. Namu’s founders are true master craftsmen whose skill has been proven both at home and abroad — and that pride comes with real responsibility: they won’t compromise quality for deadlines, costs, or shortcuts.
Su built an extensive competition record in Korea, earning multiple national and international medals — including gold. He placed first in the national trials and represented South Korea at the 2005 WorldSkills Competition in Helsinki, Finland, before later taking part in the restoration of Sungnyemun Gate, Korea’s National Treasure No. 1 — work that earned him wide public respect.
Jayce built an extensive competition record in Korea. He placed first in the national trials and represented South Korea at the 2009 WorldSkills Competition in Calgary, Canada, where he won a gold medal. That same year, he received a Presidential Commendation for his contribution to national industrial development.
Most renovation projects pass through three separate teams — a designer, a cabinet shop, and an installation crew — and something gets lost at every handoff. Namu keeps all three under one roof, so the space you approved on paper is exactly what arrives in your home.
Serving Greater Boston, MA, we bring this same standard to kitchens, bathrooms, closets, and every room between.
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