Custom Kitchen Cabinets in Coral Gables

Inset doors sit flush inside a face frame, a traditional construction that suits a house from the 1920s or 1930s. Full-overlay doors cover the frame and look cleaner. Inset takes more careful fitting, because every door needs an even gap on all four sides, and the 3D design shows both versions in your kitchen before you choose.

Yes. Pantries, a coffee station, laundry cabinets and vanities come out of the same shop in the same door style and finish, and they can go on the same itemized quote as the kitchen.

Painted doors give the even color many Mediterranean kitchens call for, and a stained or wood-veneer island beside them adds warmth. Veneer shows its grain, so the designer brings samples to look at in your kitchen's own light.

Per project, with the cabinet line shown separately in the itemized quote. Painted or wood-veneer doors are our Signature level; for the whole kitchen, turnkey without appliances, the calculator gives $31,500–$41,000 for a standard L or U kitchen at that level.

The designer measures the service elevator, the corridor and the turns along with the kitchen, and the boxes are built in sizes that fit. They arrive finished. The association's rules for deliveries and work hours are part of the schedule from the start.

Yes. Where the ceiling is high, a shorter row of glass-front cabinets can sit above the main wall cabinets, so the run reaches the ceiling and the top row shows what is inside. Lighting for it is planned with the rest of the kitchen.