Designing beautiful and functional cabinetry is actually very simple. 

Your Vision

     The way you want your new cabinetry to look and function are the most important factors in the entire design process.

     They are the foundation and set the tone for the entire project.

Create and nurture your own vision.

Dream a Little

     There are thousands of photographs on the internet, in magazines, and in books depicting every possible style and type of cabinetry. Collect some pictures that catch your eye.

     Once you have five or ten, take a closer look and isolate what you find so appealing about them. This will help you refine and further define your concept of what you’re trying to achieve:

• You like the “shabby chic,” “traditional,” or “minimalist” look.

• You like open counter space, or plenty of shelves for books.

• You like painted cabinets as opposed to stained ones.

Now Consider “Reality”

     Once you have your dream firmly in mind, take a look at the physical space where you want your new cabinets to go.

     How big is it? Where are the windows and doors located? How high is the ceiling?

• Is there enough floor space in the kitchen for an island?

• Will a 60” TV fit on the wall where you want to watch it?

• How many pairs of shoes are you hoping to fit in your new closet?

The House Always Wins

     A word of caution: Some homeowners err by trying to make their homes appear completely different in style than they essentially are.

     Take a look at your house.

     What style is it?

     Don’t fight it, work with it.

The Easy Part

     We have designed and built hundreds of projects over the years: kitchens, bathrooms, home offices, libraries, bars, walk-in closets, entertainment units, and more.

Contact us.

     We will meet with you to discuss the cabinets you want to have, give you our recommendations on how to enhance their look and functionality, and tell you how much it will cost for us to build and install them.

  Once our price is accepted, we can either do the project for you directly, or we can contract to perform the work through your General Contractor—we are licensed and insured to work with you either way.