Cabinets & Designs, follows a step-by step process starting with your visit to our showroom and then working with during each step of the installation process of your custom cabinetry. We are proud to offer a free budget estimate, a custom design and we provide professional installers to complete your order.When you come to our showroom, you will be able to visualize your dream cabinetry. We have a complete selection of cabinetry patterns, textures, wood species, colors and pricing that allows us to work together in creating the vision you have.
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What makes Wood-Mode unique is the people and the time-honored techniques they infuse in every detail throughout the cabinet's journey from raw wood to polished furniture finish. As a family-owned business, the American-made Wood-Mode brand is carefully managed to utilize benefits of modern technology while preserving the time-honored techniques.
Reviews (7) Margaret & Steve
Jul 19, 2017
We were very pleased with the design services provided by Maggie. She designed our kitchen using design software so we were able to move things around while still making up our minds. She also suggested ways to make our kitchen unique. The installation went very well. Overall, we are extremely satisfied with our Brookhaven Kitchen!
Jann & Bill
Apr 26, 2017
Peter R. Dawson
Feb 23, 2017
As an architect with many years of experience in new construction and renovation, I can honestly say that I am very impressed and pleased with the work performed by Cabinets & Designs, Inc. for my personal residence kitchen renovation. Your designer was knowledgeable, thorough and attentive to detail.
Janet Coy
Nov 03, 2016
Diane & Jim
Oct 12, 2015
We contracted with Cabinets & Designs to participate in the remodeling of our Kitchen, Entertainment Centers, Desk Area, Master Bathroom and Master Bedroom closet. Their excellent staff prepared detailed drawings, showed us a selection of door styles, cabinets and finishes for all of the areas being remodeled. Cabinets & Designs' designer was on site when the cabinets were delivered.
Kathleen Steffan
Apr 06, 2014
THE NOT SO BIG HOUSE The challenge was making a 1936 rock cottage with a meager 1,000 square feet into something livable. The original kitchen was the size of a closet. It was so small that the refrigerator had to go in the hall. The screened porch in the back had been converted into a nondescript room in the 1960's that had a flat leaky roof and termites.
In a nutshell, here is what we did. We tore out the existing kitchen and converted that space into part of the living room. We demolished the nondescript room and rebuilt it on a slab so that it would support a second story. The nondescript room became the kitchen and utility room. The upstairs became a master bedroom, bath, and office alcove. In the kitchen, since the floors in the living room are oak, the walls are knotty pine, and the ceiling shiplap, we selected a very dark matte finish on the cabinets so that they would stand out from the rest of the wood in the house.
The color and finish turned out beautiful on the Brookhaven knotty cherry that we used throughout the house. The stainless steel washer and dryer are part of the kitchen and go nicely with the other appliances. We put Saltillo tile countertops with decorative Talavera tile inserts. We planned a 15 inch space above the wall cabinets to display some Talavera plates.
Above and below cabinet lighting add to the overall ambience of the room. Since we don't have an eating area, we use the kitchen island to seat up to six. The pull out drawers, pantry, "Lazy Susans", spice drawers and utensil drawers make efficient use of space and motion. We even have a tilt out drawer under the sink to store my dish scrubbers. My trim carpenter installed the bottom cabinet molding backwards, but it still looks great!
We made the mistake of ordering a side-by-side counter depth refrigerator. We lost valuable storage space with the double doors and would have been better off with a single door refrigerator. We'll just have to live with that for now. Upstairs, we used the same Brookhaven knotty cherry cabinets with a matte ebony finish. These cabinets integrate well into the vintage rustic look and feel of the home.
We carved an office out of the wall in the master bedroom creating an alcove by flanking the desk with bookshelves. Large iron gates close off the desk giving me some mental and physical separation from my office since it's in my bedroom. The master bath has Saltillo tile countertops and Talavera sinks installed in the Brookhaven knotty cherry cabinets.
We love the soft close doors and drawers. The hammered copper knobs go well with the bronze faucets and other hardware in the bathroom. Now, a few things about the support at Cabinets and Designs and why you should select them as your cabinet designers. The job went like clockwork. Cabinets and Designs made it so easy. No surprises. The cabinets came in on time.
My salesman, David, came out to the job site several times. He measured the space while under construction to plan, then measured again before ordering, and then came out again when the cabinets were delivered to review installation instructions with the builder. David shared his experience and expertise to make the best possible use of my space for what was important to me. Now we have a bigger "not so big house" with the kitchen and bath of my dreams in it. It is so beautiful and the neighbors are so jealous. Thank you!
In a nutshell, here is what we did. We tore out the existing kitchen and converted that space into part of the living room. We demolished the nondescript room and rebuilt it on a slab so that it would support a second story. The nondescript room became the kitchen and utility room. The upstairs became a master bedroom, bath, and office alcove. In the kitchen, since the floors in the living room are oak, the walls are knotty pine, and the ceiling shiplap, we selected a very dark matte finish on the cabinets so that they would stand out from the rest of the wood in the house.
The color and finish turned out beautiful on the Brookhaven knotty cherry that we used throughout the house. The stainless steel washer and dryer are part of the kitchen and go nicely with the other appliances. We put Saltillo tile countertops with decorative Talavera tile inserts. We planned a 15 inch space above the wall cabinets to display some Talavera plates.
Above and below cabinet lighting add to the overall ambience of the room. Since we don't have an eating area, we use the kitchen island to seat up to six. The pull out drawers, pantry, "Lazy Susans", spice drawers and utensil drawers make efficient use of space and motion. We even have a tilt out drawer under the sink to store my dish scrubbers. My trim carpenter installed the bottom cabinet molding backwards, but it still looks great!
We made the mistake of ordering a side-by-side counter depth refrigerator. We lost valuable storage space with the double doors and would have been better off with a single door refrigerator. We'll just have to live with that for now. Upstairs, we used the same Brookhaven knotty cherry cabinets with a matte ebony finish. These cabinets integrate well into the vintage rustic look and feel of the home.
We carved an office out of the wall in the master bedroom creating an alcove by flanking the desk with bookshelves. Large iron gates close off the desk giving me some mental and physical separation from my office since it's in my bedroom. The master bath has Saltillo tile countertops and Talavera sinks installed in the Brookhaven knotty cherry cabinets.
We love the soft close doors and drawers. The hammered copper knobs go well with the bronze faucets and other hardware in the bathroom. Now, a few things about the support at Cabinets and Designs and why you should select them as your cabinet designers. The job went like clockwork. Cabinets and Designs made it so easy. No surprises. The cabinets came in on time.
My salesman, David, came out to the job site several times. He measured the space while under construction to plan, then measured again before ordering, and then came out again when the cabinets were delivered to review installation instructions with the builder. David shared his experience and expertise to make the best possible use of my space for what was important to me. Now we have a bigger "not so big house" with the kitchen and bath of my dreams in it. It is so beautiful and the neighbors are so jealous. Thank you!
Kathleen Steffan
Oct 02, 2013
