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We supply custom and semi-custom cabinets from trusted American manufacturers, offering styles that fit any design — from timeless wood to sleek, modern finishes.
Showplace Cabinetry, manufactored in Harrisburg South Dakota, offers semi-custom cabinets that combine craftsmanship, design flexibility, and functionality at an accessible price. Built with hardwood face frames, dovetailed drawers, and durable plywood construction, their cabinets are designed to last. Customers can choose from framed or frameless options, a wide range of door styles, finishes, and custom colors, and features like soft-close hinges and organizational inserts.
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Crestwood Cabinetry, manufactured in Salina Kansas, creates custom, high-quality cabinets handcrafted in the U.S. using premium woods, laminates, and MDF. Known for durability and craftsmanship, each cabinet features dovetail joinery and soft-close doors and drawers. With extensive customization options, Crestwood offers styles, finishes, and storage solutions for any space. Their eco-friendly practices and durable topcoat ensure long-lasting beauty and performance in kitchens, baths, and beyond.
Explore MoreLegend Cabinetry offers American-made, custom-stock cabinets that balance quality, design flexibility, and affordability. Built with all-plywood construction, solid wood face frames, and dovetail drawers, the cabinets provide lasting strength. Features like soft-close doors, full-extension glides, and HDF painted finishes ensure durability and smooth function. With over 135 style and finish combinations and customization of cabinet depths in 1" increments, they delivers versatile cabinetry crafted in Cottonwood, Minnesota.
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Jeffrey Alexander supplies cabinet hardware such as knobs, pulls, and decorative handles for kitchens, bathrooms, and built-in cabinetry.
Part of Hardware Resources, the brand offers more than 300 designs across over 60 collections, available in 10 or more finishes including matte black, satin nickel, and brushed gold. Each piece is made from solid zinc or steel for a substantial feel and long-term durability.
These cabinet lines offer exceptional craftsmanship and options for every budget — from fully custom builds to cost-conscious selections. Our in-house kitchen designer uses ProKitchen 3D software to bring your ideas to life, helping you visualize layouts, explore finishes, and select the perfect wood species for your home.
A clean, five-piece door with a flat center panel and squared edges. Timeless and versatile for both classic and modern kitchens.
A detailed door with an elevated center panel and contoured edges. Adds warmth and depth for a traditional, elegant look.
Features a center panel that is set slightly back from the surrounding frame, creating subtle depth, clean lines, and a refined profile.
A smooth, solid door with no framing or grooves. Perfect for sleek, contemporary spaces that emphasize clean lines.
Features subtle vertical grooves for added texture and charm. A go-to for cottage, farmhouse, or coastal designs.
Distressed and wire-brushed to mimic reclaimed wood with visible grain and knots. Full of warmth and natural character.
Maple has a fine, uniform grain pattern, and tends toward lighter colorations. It darkens with age, but to a lesser degree than cherry.
Dense, straight-grained offering rich, uniform coloring. When stained, birch tones vary slightly from the natural characteristics of the wood.
Distinct grain with colors from light to reddish tones, sometimes showing green, yellow, or black streaks and fine linear or leafy/wavy patterns.
Heavy, dense wood with vibrant grain patterns and wide color variation. Lighter stains make this variation the most evident, while darker stains mute it.
Straight and even-textured wood grain with light brown or reddish undertones. Grain pattern similar to Cherry
Known for it's strength and deep natural color. Mostly straight grain, but sometimes has wavy patterns. Will lighten with age.
Known for red undertones, but ranges from pale to deep brown with a fine, smooth grain. Light-sensitive—darkens over time.
Dense, engineered wood made from compressed wood fibers. Harder than natural wood and resists expanding or contracting.
Paint offers a smooth, uniform finish and is great for achieving solid, consistent color. It hides wood grain completely and provides excellent coverage and limitless color options. Paint can show wear over time and may need touch-ups in high-use areas.
Opens up small spaces and reflects light for a clean, fresh feel.
Adds a soft, welcoming tone that blends easily with flooring and countertops.
Creates a calm, balanced look that pairs well with stainless or black fixtures.
Brings a natural warmth and works well with wood or stone textures.
Adds color without overpowering — great for islands or accent cabinetry.
Grounds a space and hides wear; ideal for contrast or modern designs.
Stains highlight the natural beauty of the wood, showing off grain patterns and texture for a warm, organic look. They’re durable, easy to touch up, and age well over time. Stains offer less color variety than paint and can emphasize natural imperfections in the wood surface.
*All stains shown are on Rift White Oak
Keeps the wood close to its raw color and highlights the natural grain. Great for bright, open kitchens.
Classic, welcoming stains with yellow, tan, or red undertones. Pairs well with neutral paint tones.
Neutral gray stains that create a contemporary look and pair easily with other finishes.
Offers a balanced, classic tone that complements almost any countertop or flooring.
Rich brown and near-black tones that offer strong contrast and depth.
Designed to enhance wood grain and variation — each piece looks slightly different.
Showplace, Legend, and Crestwood each offer different styles, finishes, and price points. Our team can help you compare materials and design a layout that fits your space and budget.
