Inset cabinet doors sit within the rails and styles of the cabinet frame, and lay flush with the cabinet's front edges. Inset doors look elegant, but require constant maintenance in areas where humidity causes the wood to swell and contract.
Consider a custom cabinet wall unit to store your books, CDs, DVDs, or collectibles, to name just some. A custom unit marries the style you enjoy and the functionality you need while enhancing the look of room. What’s more, you choose the style that works best with your home, your room, and your lifestyle.
Are you planning to install an oversized oven or other appliance that won’t fit in with your existing cabinets? We can help you redesign your cabinetry to make sure everything fits.
We understand that every homeowner’s needs are a little different from the rest. Let’s talk about how your ideal kitchen would be set up, so that we can help you determine if installing custom cabinets will help you get closer to ideal.
Custom cabinets can really shine in a kitchen remodel, where the space is limited, and the dimensions are unique. Sometimes, customization is the most efficient way to make full use of the allotted space.
Sometimes the best way to make the most of your budget is to opt for a combination of custom and standard cabinets. Invest in custom cabinetry for statement pieces and focal points, and choose more standard configurations for less visible areas.
In custom cabinetry, tambour doors are similar to garage doors and are used to hide small appliances that are used on a daily basis, like the coffee maker. Here, the door typically opens from top to bottom, sliding up and down on a track inside the cabinet.
Unfortunately, not every home features the gourmet kitchen of your dreams. Whether you’re remodeling the entire kitchen or just looking for a quick way to update it, we’re always happy to help you create the perfect look with the right cabinet doors.
If your home’s security system has a sensitive glass breakage sensor, you may find that a slamming cabinet door can set off your alarm. Let’s talk about your cabinet options that will spare you from these frustrating false alarms when you’re trying to put away the dishes.
The integration of highly specialized work and social zones into large open-space kitchens is another emerging trend. Popular options include custom cabinets and counters designed to function as pizza-making stations, coffee bars or wine-tasting centers.
When you live in an older home, you may find that your bathroom isn’t quite a functional as some of the more modern designs. In many cases, installing custom cabinets to provide more usable space can make a world of difference.
Is your closet the one area of your home you’ve been unable to keep organized? You may not have the tools you need. Adding shelves, cabinets, and drawers to a walk-in closet can make organization a breeze.
