Amish-crafted custom kitchen cabinets in Laurel, MD

There are several things we always want to address quickly when planning your kitchen cabinet layout:

1. Where is your kitchen sink going to go?
2. Where will your kitchen appliances be?
3. What size and style appliances do you have (particularly the fridge and stove)?
4. Where are your corner cabinets and what features do you want in them?

The answers to these four questions provide a good foundation for the rest of the kitchen design.

One of the first steps is being able to meet with you in person to discuss your dreams and goals for your new kitchen.

We also need to visit your home to get exact measurements for your new cabinets.

After the design is finalized, our team of Amish cabinet makers get to work making your dream kitchen come true. When the build is complete, our installation team then installs your new kitchen!

We encourage three standard features in every kitchen we design and build:

1. Soft-close drawer slides and hinges
2. Double waste can pull-out cabinets 
3. Utensil dividers in 2-3 drawers.

Styles come and go, but here are three that we receive many requests for:

1. Contemporary-modern cabinets. These are a simple cabinet style and sometimes referred to as the “Shaker style”
2. Decorative-ornate. These have additional woodworking and trim pieces, giving the cabinets and kitchen some extra flair.
3. Farmhouse style. Also called the “reclaimed look,” these bring a rustic and sometimes stressed style into your kitchen.

No matter the style you want in your cabinets, our skilled team of cabinet makers is ready to design and create them!

In current cabinet styles, we see many requests for:

• Whites
• Grays
• Blues
• Medium-dark brown stains

Currently, three trends we see are the following:

1. Glazed finishes on cabinets
2. White-washed or distressed finishes
3. Farmhouse and rustic style cabinets

Absolutely! We want your kitchen to be yours, so we allow you to have full customization over the following cabinet parts:

• Interior wood choice
• Exterior wood choice
• Door style
• Cabinet colors

Standard kitchen cabinet depth is 24″, but this can be changed depending on your appliances or goals.

Yes! 

Having a custom kitchen adds features, quality, and style that makes your home something worth spending money on when you go to sale.

Many home buyers are looking for kitchens that are not “stock” or “builders-grade” quality.

It is possible, but it is often a lot of work. It also rarely brings back the original sheen or finish of the cabinets.

We put a lot of work and take pride in our hand-crafted Amish-built cabinets, including the following craftsmanship features:

1. 3/4″ plywood for the main box frame (industry standard is 1/2″ plywood).
2. No staples are used that can come out; only glues and screws.
3. We add supports behind each drawer.
4. We design and build for long-term stability and quality.

Our goal is that if you want a new kitchen 10-15 years from now, that you can sell your kitchen for a good resale value.