Custom Cabinetry
Built for the Way You Cook

Wood Species and Finishes We Build With

Painted maple remains the most requested finish in Montgomery and Bucks County kitchens: a hard, tight-grained wood that takes a factory finish evenly and hides nothing behind a bad paint job. White oak, rift-cut for a straight, quiet grain, is the wood of choice for the warm, natural kitchens homeowners are asking for in 2026. Walnut brings depth to islands and bar areas.

Hickory is the fastest-growing request we see, on the site and in Google Trends for Pennsylvania. Its dramatic color variation reads rustic or modern depending on the door style, and it is one of the hardest domestic woods, which matters in a kitchen with kids and dogs. We match species to the light in your room, not to a catalog page.

Door Styles: Inset, Overlay, Shaker and Slab

Inset doors sit flush inside the face frame, the furniture-grade look found in older Main Line and Bucks County homes; they cost more because every reveal has to be perfect. Full-overlay doors cover the frame and give a cleaner, more contemporary line for less. Shaker profiles suit both; slab doors in white oak or walnut carry the modern kitchens we build in Blue Bell and Newtown Township.

Two-tone kitchens, a painted perimeter with a stained island, remain the most common way our clients get both warmth and light in one room. We build the sample doors and set them in your kitchen before you decide.

Bathroom Vanities and Built-Ins

The same cabinetry program covers custom vanities, linen towers and medicine cabinets, sized to the wall rather than to the nearest stock width. A custom vanity in Berwyn, Bryn Mawr or Gladwyne is usually the difference between a bathroom that looks renovated and one that looks designed.

We also build mudroom lockers, pantry systems and dining-room built-ins as part of a kitchen project, so the millwork matches across the rooms you see from the kitchen.

What Custom Cabinetry Costs

Cabinetry is the largest single line in most kitchen estimates. In our Foundation tier ($35,000–$60,000 kitchens) it is premium semi-custom; in Premium and Signature kitchens ($60,000–$100,000+) it is typically full custom with inset doors, specialty woods and interior fittings. Because we buy at trade pricing and install with our own crews, the cabinet line on a B&B estimate is itemized: boxes, doors, finish, hardware and installation each visible.

Cabinet refacing and refinishing are frequent questions from Yardley and Lower Gwynedd. We do not offer them as standalone services; our work is full kitchen and bathroom remodels. If your layout already works and the boxes are sound, we will tell you that plainly rather than sell you a remodel you do not need.