Design
We study the space, establish proportion and rhythm, and develop a direction grounded in how the room looks and works.
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Founded by Jason Hundal
Vision, made tangible.
Wall Haus transforms ideas into defining architectural features—thoughtfully designed, carefully fabricated, and precisely installed.
15+ years
Residential + commercial work
More than an installer. A partner in bringing the idea to life.
For more than 15 years, Wall Haus has completed residential and commercial projects through one connected design, fabrication, and installation process.
The founder
Manufacturing experience, guided by a passion for transformation.
Wall Haus was founded by Jason Hundal, bringing together more than 20 years of manufacturing experience and a deep appreciation for thoughtful design, skilled craftsmanship, and spaces with character.
For Jason, the most rewarding part of the work is transformation: taking a client’s vision—sometimes only an idea, inspiration image, or feeling—and turning it into something real, functional, and beautifully integrated into the space.
Every project begins with the room itself: its architecture, proportions, materials, purpose, and the people who will experience it. Rather than applying a standard design, Wall Haus creates features that feel intentional—built specifically for the space and made to become part of its identity.
“I’m passionate about taking the vision for a space and finding a way to bring it to life. The best projects don’t feel added to a room—they feel like they were always meant to be there.”
Jason Hundal Founder, Wall Haus
The work, end to end
Three disciplines.
One accountable team.
Every phase informs the next, reducing ambiguity and creating a more resolved finished result.
Fabrication
We translate the approved concept into buildable components, with attention to material, joinery, finish, and field conditions.
Installation
We fit and finish the work on site with the precision required to make a custom feature feel native to the architecture.
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