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Project types

Specialties our network handles in this category.

  • Modern custom kitchen cabinets with soft-close drawers and stone countertops

    Kitchen Cabinets

    Full kitchen cabinet runs, islands, pantry systems, and specialty storage built to exact dimensions for any kitchen layout.

  • Custom bathroom vanity cabinet with double sinks and marble countertop

    Bathroom Vanities & Cabinets

    Single and double vanities, floating cabinets, linen towers, and medicine cabinets sized perfectly for each bathroom space.

  • Organized garage storage cabinets with workbench and tool drawer system

    Garage Storage Systems

    Durable cabinet systems for garages and workshops including tool storage, workbenches, wall-mounted units, and overhead storage.

  • Custom mudroom cabinets with built-in sink and laundry storage solutions

    Laundry & Mudroom Cabinets

    Functional storage for laundry rooms, mudrooms, and utility spaces including washer/dryer enclosures and locker-style units.

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$10,000 – $20,000
$400 – $800 per linear feet
Ballpark only. Final pricing depends on shop, region, and project details.

About Custom Cabinetry

Custom cabinets are one of the most impactful investments a contractor, builder, or designer can make in any renovation or new-construction project. Unlike stock or semi-custom options, true custom cabinetry is designed from scratch to fit exact dimensions, accommodate unique architectural features, and express a client's individual aesthetic. Working with the right custom cabinet maker separates a forgettable kitchen from one that earns referrals for years.

OpenSpindle connects builders, interior designers, and general contractors with pre-vetted CNC woodworking shops that specialize in custom cabinet work. Whether you're sourcing cabinets for a high-end residential remodel, a multi-unit development, or a commercial fit-out, our marketplace gives you access to shops equipped with the technology and craftsmanship to deliver.

Modern custom kitchen with navy blue base cabinets, natural wood uppers, marble countertops and waterfall island

Why Choose Custom Cabinets Over Semi-Custom?

Semi-custom cabinets offer limited sizing adjustments and a predefined selection of finishes. Custom cabinets are built to spec, with every box, every drawer, every detail. For contractors working in older homes where walls are out of plumb or rooms have irregular dimensions, custom is often the only viable path to a clean, professional result.

For designers, custom cabinetry unlocks creative freedom. Want a 42-inch upper cabinet run with integrated LED channels, glass inserts on the upper thirds, and a matching fluted-panel refrigerator surround? That's what CNC shops on OpenSpindle build every day.

Side-by-side comparison of custom versus semi-custom cabinet quality and construction

Find Custom Cabinet Makers Near You

Sourcing reliable cabinet makers near you used to mean cold calls and waiting weeks for quotes. OpenSpindle streamlines the process. Submit a single request for quote, and shops in your region, or willing to ship, respond with pricing, lead times, and portfolio samples. You compare on your terms.

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What to Include in Your Quote Request

The more detail you provide upfront, the more accurate your quotes will be. Include room dimensions, desired door style, material preferences, finish direction (paint-grade vs stain-grade), and any specialty items like pull-out organizers, integrated lighting, or appliance garages. Photos of the space help shops spot potential challenges early.

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Commercial and Multi-Unit Projects

OpenSpindle's network includes shops capable of handling volume work. If you're a developer building 20 or 200 units and need consistent quality at scale, our platform helps you identify shops with the capacity and systems to deliver. Lead time and quality consistency are vetted before any shop joins the network.

From kitchen and bath to garage systems and laundry rooms, custom cabinetry from OpenSpindle's CNC shop network delivers the precision, durability, and design flexibility that stock cabinets simply cannot match.

Multi-unit apartment complex with consistent custom cabinetry installations

Box Construction Standards That Matter

The quality of cabinet box construction is as important as door style. Premium custom cabinet shops build boxes from void-free hardwood plywood, typically 3/4 inch thick for sides and floors. Plywood handles humidity changes far better than particleboard or MDF and holds screws through repeated hardware adjustments without stripped holes. Drawer slides, hinges, and cabinet hardware require solid substrate to perform correctly over years of daily use. Shops that use particleboard boxes may quote lower initial prices, but the long-term durability difference is significant. Ask shops about their standard box material before accepting a quote.

Paint-Grade and Stain-Grade Cabinetry

The species choice comes down to whether you want painted or stained cabinets. Paint-grade cabinetry uses poplar, soft maple, or paint-grade MDF for doors and frames, which take primer and paint smoothly and are the most cost-effective approach for a painted kitchen. Stain-grade cabinetry uses hardwoods selected for attractive grain, typically hard maple, cherry, white oak, or walnut. For stain-grade work, the shop selects boards for grain consistency within each run. For mixed kitchens with painted perimeter cabinets and a stained island, a custom shop can handle both within one project.

Materials We Work In

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Solid Hardwood
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Plywood
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MDF
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Reclaimed Wood

Styles & construction

Our network of cabinetry shops can manufacture virtually any cabinet door style you can imagine, from clean modern slabs to detailed raised panels, all built to your exact dimensions and finish preferences.

Door & panel styles

  • Shaker style cabinet door with clean lines and recessed center panel

    Shaker

    Shaker cabinet doors offer a timeless frame‑and‑panel look with a flat center that works in everything from modern kitchens to farmhouse designs.

  • Flat slab European style cabinet door with seamless minimalist surface

    Flat/Slab

    Flat or slab cabinet doors deliver a sleek, minimalist face with no frame or profiling, perfect for contemporary and European‑inspired cabinetry.

  • Raised panel cabinet door with profiled center and traditional frame detail

    Raised Panel

    Raised panel cabinet doors add depth and dimension with a profiled center panel, ideal for traditional or more formal custom kitchens.

  • Beadboard cabinet door with vertical grooves for cottage and farmhouse style

    Beadboard

    Beadboard cabinet doors feature narrow vertical grooves that bring cottage, coastal, or farmhouse character to custom cabinetry.

  • Glass front cabinet door with solid wood frame and clear glass insert

    Glass-Front

    Glass‑front cabinet doors combine a solid frame with clear or decorative glass, great for displaying dishes and opening up upper cabinets.

  • Louvered cabinet door with horizontal slats for ventilation and shutter look

    Louvered

    Louvered cabinet doors use horizontal slats that create a shutter‑style look, often chosen for statement pieces, built‑ins, or ventilation‑friendly cabinets.

Aesthetics

  • Traditional
  • Modern
  • Transitional
  • Farmhouse
  • Rustic
  • Craftsman

Construction types

Cabinet construction comes in several configurations, including classic face frame cabinets, sleek frameless boxes, and precise inset styles, each offering a distinct look, storage experience, and design vibe for your space.

  • Face-frame cabinet box with solid wood frame visible at door edges

    Face-Frame (Framed)

    Traditional
    Durability
    Cost$$$$$
    Customization
    Style OptionsTraditional, Transitional
    Install TimeStandard

    A solid wood frame is attached to the front of each cabinet box, creating a classic look with visible frame edges between doors and drawers, popular in traditional and transitional kitchens.

    Best for: Traditional & transitional kitchens
  • Frameless European cabinet box with full-access opening and no face frame

    Frameless (European)

    European
    Durability
    Cost$$$$$
    Customization
    Style OptionsModern, Contemporary
    Install TimeFaster

    No face frame, so doors and drawers mount directly to the cabinet box with concealed hinges, giving wider openings, a clean modern look, and easier full-access interiors.

    Best for: Modern & contemporary spaces
  • Inset cabinet with door sitting flush inside the face frame

    Inset Style

    High-End
    Durability
    Cost$$$$$
    Customization
    Style OptionsClassic, Shaker, Transitional
    Install TimeLonger

    Doors and drawer fronts sit inside the face frame and close flush with it, delivering a tailored, furniture-like appearance that showcases precise craftsmanship and suits high-end, classic, or Shaker-inspired spaces.

    Best for: High-end & Shaker-inspired spaces

Cost guidance

Typical project cost ranges — actual quotes vary by scope, materials, finish level, and shop.

  • Budget$3,000 – $10,000Paint-grade MDF or select hardwood doors, standard hardware, basic drawer boxes. Suitable for smaller rooms or value-focused projects.
  • Mid-Range$10,000 – $30,000Solid hardwood doors, plywood box construction, soft-close hardware, dove-tail drawers, and a full finish in paint or stain.
  • Premium$30,000+Full custom design, premium species, specialty finishes, integrated lighting, high-end hardware, and organizer packages. Includes full installation oversight.

Typical Timeline

Total estimated time: 11 weeks

Quote & Shop Selection3–5 business days
9%
Design & Approval1–2 weeks
18%
Material Procurement1–3 weeks
18%
CNC Fabrication2–5 weeks
36%
Finishing & Quality Check1–2 weeks
18%

Recent Projects

Modern custom kitchen cabinets with soft-close drawers and stone countertops
Kitchen

Timber & Tenon Woodworks

Portland, OR
Custom bathroom vanity with double sinks and marble countertop
Bathroom

Heartland Cabinet Co.

Nashville, TN

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does custom cabinetry cost?
Custom cabinetry typically costs $500-$1,500 per linear foot for kitchen and bath applications and $200-$800 per linear foot for utility or office cabinetry. Full kitchen cabinet projects run $15,000-$50,000+ for premium custom work. Bathroom vanity cabinetry runs $1,500-$6,000 per vanity. Factors that drive cost include wood species, finish type (paint vs. stain vs. lacquer), door style complexity (flat vs. routed panel vs. inset), hardware quality, interior accessories (pull-outs, inserts), and whether installation is included. Custom cabinetry costs 2-4x more than semi-custom but delivers precise fit and unlimited design options.
What is the difference between custom, semi-custom, and stock cabinetry?
Stock cabinets are mass-produced in fixed sizes and finishes, available immediately from home centers. Semi-custom cabinets are factory-made in a wider range of sizes and finish options with 4-8 week lead times. Custom cabinetry is built to your exact dimensions, specifications, and finish by an individual shop with 6-14 week lead times. Custom offers the most design flexibility, highest quality materials, and best fit in non-standard spaces. It is the only option for spaces with unusual dimensions, high-end finishes not available in factory lines, or unique design requirements.
What should I look for when choosing a custom cabinetry shop?
Key indicators of quality in a custom cabinetry shop include the use of plywood (not particleboard) carcasses, dovetail drawer box construction, soft-close hinges and drawer slides standard, a portfolio showing consistent finishing quality, and clear communication about lead times. Ask whether they do finishing in-house or outsource it. Verify they carry liability insurance and a workmanship warranty. On OpenSpindle, shops are vetted and you can view ratings and completed project photos. Always request a written proposal with material specifications before signing a contract.
How long does custom cabinetry take from order to installation?
Custom cabinetry lead times are typically 8-14 weeks from deposit and finalized design to delivery. Smaller projects (bathroom vanity, bar cabinet) can be ready in 4-8 weeks. Large kitchen or whole-home cabinet packages may take 12-18 weeks for complex designs with many specialty pieces. Installation adds 3-10 days depending on scope. This is the longest-lead item in most renovations, so cabinetry orders should be placed as early as possible after finalizing the design and confirming appliance models and countertop selections.
What specifications do I need to finalize before ordering custom cabinetry?
Before placing a custom cabinetry order, finalize: exact room dimensions (wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling, all obstructions), appliance model numbers and specifications, plumbing and electrical rough-in locations, countertop material selection, hardware style and finish, door style and wood species or material, finish color or stain, and interior accessory list (pull-outs, drawer inserts, lazy Susans). Changes after production begins are expensive, often costing 25-50% of the original piece price. The more detail locked in upfront, the smoother the project will go.
What are the most popular door styles for custom cabinetry?
The most popular custom cabinet door styles are shaker (a flat center panel with a simple frame), which dominates both contemporary and transitional kitchen design; inset (doors set flush inside the cabinet face frame, a premium look with tight tolerances); slab (a completely flat door with no frame or panel, common in modern kitchens); and raised panel (a center panel raised above the frame, traditional and formal). Beaded inset and cathedral arched doors are popular in traditional and European-inspired designs. Shaker accounts for approximately 60% of custom cabinet orders in current market conditions.
Can custom cabinetry be ordered to match existing cabinets in a different room?
Yes, but matching is more complex than ordering new cabinetry as a complete set. The shop needs to match the door style, wood species, construction method (face-frame vs. frameless), and finish. Paint matching from a chip or paint code is fairly accurate. Stain matching across different wood lots or species is more approximate. If your existing cabinets were made by a known shop, contact them first as they may still have the original specifications. When submitting your project at openspindle.com/quote, describe the existing cabinet details in full so shops can assess their ability to match before quoting.
What warranty should a custom cabinetry shop provide?
Reputable custom cabinetry shops typically offer a 1-5 year warranty on workmanship covering defects in joinery, finishing, and hardware. Some shops offer lifetime warranties on their carcass construction. Door and finish warranties typically cover 1-2 years for defects; finishes are excluded from damage caused by cleaning products or impact. Hardware (hinges, drawer slides) is covered by the manufacturer's warranty, often lifetime for premium brands like Blum. Ask for the warranty terms in writing before signing a contract and confirm what the process is for warranty claims before the shop begins production.

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