Custom Amish-Built Cabinetry

We provide quality wood cabinets that are custom-built by Amish cabinetmakers. Our cabinets have all the functions of dovetailed drawers, soft-close slides and self-closing door hinges. The cabinets can be built to fit any appliance depth. No need to settle on a smaller appliance. We not only offer many cabinet styles and species of wood, but also custom paint and stain colors.

Clients can add options such as pull-out drawers, mixer stations, two styles of lazy susans, wine racks, custom shelving and more! Pull-out trash can units are also popular to keep your waste hidden from view. Adjustable cutlery trays and knife block inserts, spice drawer inserts, and double-tier silverware drawers make organizing your kitchen a snap!

Prior to finishing, our doors are finely sanded to deliver a smooth, finish-ready product.

STAIN

Choosing stain creates a more traditional look for your cabinets. Our Amish builders use an age-old, hand wiped technique which promises more consistent color and depth than sprayed stain applications. The process also provides superior grain penetration lasting 20-30 years. Doors are matched to a color sample for consistency throughout the staining process. Note that most wood species will naturally darken over time.

Our cabinet builders use stain colors from M.L. Campbell. The link will show a PDF of stain colors that are available. Keep in mind that each species of wood takes on a different look with stain colors.

PAINT

Paint can create a modern, smooth look and more options for the color scheme of your kitchen. It is water resistant and easy to clean. We can match any paint color and also create custom colors. Valspar Paint's website is a good place to start looking at paint and stain colors for your new cabinets.

GLAZE

Glaze is a semi-transparent coating that goes on top of a painted or stained cabinet to create an interest to details that might not have otherwise existed. Glazing provides an antique,rustic country look. Our cabinet builders use glaze colors from M.L. Campbell. The link will show a PDF of stain colors that are available.