Thoughtful Construction
Cabinet Construction
Cabinet boxes are constructed using plywood for strength and stability. Thicker material helps reduce movement, maintain alignment, and support long-term durability, particularly in high-use areas such as kitchens and bathrooms.
Construction details are chosen to ensure cabinets remain square during installation and continue to perform well over time.
Drawer Construction
Drawer construction is selected based on the needs of the project and how the space will be used. Plywood drawer boxes provide reliable performance and dimensional stability, while solid wood dovetail drawers offer added strength and a more substantial feel.
Both options are built for durability and smooth operation in everyday use.
Doors and Finishes
Cabinet doors are built from solid wood and finished in paint or stain depending on the design of the space. Painted finishes offer a clean, uniform appearance, while stained finishes highlight the natural character and grain of the wood.
Premium hardwoods such as walnut and white oak may be selected where material expression is an important part of the design.
Premium Cabinet Finishes
All cabinetry is finished using professional-grade coating systems designed for high-use environments. These finishes are selected for durability, consistency, and long-term performance across both painted and stained surfaces.
Conversion varnish is commonly used for its resistance to moisture, wear, and everyday use, making it well suited for kitchens, bathrooms, and built-in cabinetry.
Hardware and Function
Hardware plays an important role in how cabinetry feels and functions. Soft close hinges and drawer systems allow doors and drawers to operate smoothly and quietly, reducing wear over time and improving everyday use.
Hardware selections are made to balance performance, longevity, and a clean interior appearance.
Frameless Construction
Frameless cabinetry is often recommended for its durability, increased usable storage, and improved functionality. By eliminating the face frame, cabinet openings remain fully accessible, allowing for wider drawers, easier access, and cleaner alignment.
This approach supports modern layouts and performs well in high-use spaces where efficiency and long-term reliability are important.
Face Frame Construction
Face frame cabinetry incorporates a frame around the cabinet opening and is typically associated with more traditional or period-specific designs. This construction style emphasizes a furniture-like appearance and familiar detailing.
Face frame construction remains a suitable option when architectural style or design preference calls for a more traditional look.