Products
Kitchen cabinets, built to the room
A kitchen is the one room where storage, circulation and sightlines all have to resolve at once. We design cabinetry around how the room is actually used, then build it to the dimensions of the space rather than to a catalogue module. That means full-height runs where the ceiling allows, drawer banks sized to what goes in them, and appliance surrounds that sit flush instead of almost flush.
Related collections
Curved fluted island with a full-height marble backsplashS-702
Walnut kitchen with a glazed display wall and waterfall island
Handleless taupe kitchen with integrated appliancesYS-711
Dark handleless run with glazed uppers and an island
Bookmatched marble island against sage green cabinetryS-932
Grey shaker kitchen with lit glazed display cabinets
Traditional grey kitchen with glazed uppers and tall lardersS-950
Sage green kitchen with arched glazed cabinets and brass hardwareS-951
Walnut run with lit open shelving and glazed wine storage
Flat panel kitchen with a mantel hood and marble backsplashFlat Panel
Blue-grey kitchen beneath a coffered ceilingS-953
White shaker cabinetry with a walnut island and butcher block top
Shaker kitchen with a wood hood and herringbone backsplash
Shaker kitchen with a wood breakfast counter
Product renderings supplied by our manufacturing partner. Installation photography is from completed projects.
Common questions
- How long does a custom kitchen take?
- From the first consultation to installation, most kitchens run eight to twelve weeks. Design and revisions take two to three weeks of that, fabrication six to eight, and installation is usually under a week for a standard layout.
- Can you match cabinetry to an existing room?
- Yes. We take finish samples from the existing space and match stain, sheen and profile as closely as the material allows. Wood is a natural material, so an exact match on an aged finish is rarely possible, but we will show you the sample before committing.
Start with a conversation about the room.
Bring measurements if you have them, photographs if you do not. The first consultation is free and there is no obligation to proceed.