FAQs

European-style cabinets generally cost a little more due to their high-end materials, frameless construction, and precision hardware. However, the added value in aesthetics, space efficiency, and durability makes them a worthwhile investment.

Also known as frameless cabinets, these have no face frame and use concealed hinges that allow for tight door spacing and a sleek, modern look. They offer full access interiors—no center stiles or obstructions—resulting in more usable space and a cleaner appearance. European cabinetry works well with any home style, from traditional wood finishes to modern slab doors with exotic veneers.

We work with a variety of domestic and imported hardwoods including hard maple, cherry, white oak, red oak, birch, ash, knotty pine, and walnut. Light-toned woods help create a more spacious feel, but we also love using bold choices like American walnut and rift-sawn white oak for stunning visual impact.

We offer raised panel, flat panel, Shaker-style, and slab door cabinetry. Flat slab doors are currently popular for modern kitchens, especially when the grain is aligned across multiple doors for a seamless appearance.

Not at all. While melamine is available, we prefer using hard maple plywood for cabinet interiors—it's smooth, strong, and visually appealing. We avoid particle board due to its durability issues and chemical content.

Cabinet finishing is typically done on-site by painters after installation. This allows for a clean finish after any scribing, trim work, or nail hole filling is completed. We can refer you to trusted cabinet finishers.

No. Adjustable shelving is standard unless a fixed shelf is necessary. We limit shelf lengths to 36" to prevent sagging and ensure long-term strength.

Yes. We offer a full range of cabinet accessories, including pull-out shelves, spice racks, corner solutions, and more. We’ll help you choose the best options for your space.

Our drawers feature dovetail joinery and are built using solid maple or Baltic birch. They ride on Blum Tandem full-extension glides, rated for 100 lbs. These all-metal glides are smooth, durable, and hidden from view.

We’ll need a finished layout, a list of selected appliances, and information about your flooring and countertops. If needed, we can coordinate with your appliance supplier for specifications.

Absolutely. We provide full kitchen layout and cabinetry design services, including floorplans, elevation drawings, and 3D renderings. Most designs can be produced within a few days and refined through feedback.

Yes. Many clients bring us their big-box kitchen designs. We often improve the design and bid the project competitively. Most of those bids have resulted in us winning the job—and delivering better results.

Yes. With prior client approval, we can schedule an in-person visit to see our work. We also have a project gallery and a list of current references available upon request.

The sooner, the better. Custom cabinetry typically takes 5–8 weeks to complete, depending on project size and workload. It’s ideal to have your cabinets ready by the time your general contractor is prepared for installation.

Yes, we are fully insured for your protection and peace of mind.

We’ve created a dedicated page that walks you through the entire remodeling process. Visit our Kitchen Remodeling page

We accept checks, Venmo, cash—and yes, even precious metals.