Five cabinet lines on display, from value-engineered to fully custom, with design, ordering and installation running through one point of contact.
Forevermark, KraftMaid Vantage, Yorktowne, Medallion and Design Craft on display at 9715 Fairfax Blvd.
On our floor
Five lines, arranged so there is a real answer at every budget: value-engineered boxes, semi-custom ranges with deep door and finish choice, and fully custom work. Open the doors, feel the drawer glides and compare finishes side by side at 9715 Fairfax Blvd.
Value
All-plywood boxes with soft-close doors and drawers at an accessible price. The line behind our from-$9,900 kitchen package.
Semi-custom
A wide catalogue of door styles, finishes and interior fittings, so the layout is built around how you actually use the kitchen.
Semi-custom
Long-standing American cabinetmaker with classic and transitional door styles that suit the colonials and split-levels across Fairfax County.
Semi-custom · premium
Deeper finish and detail options, including specialty storage, for kitchens where the cabinetry is meant to be the statement.
Custom
Made-to-order cabinetry for awkward footprints, unusual ceiling heights and built-ins that have to fit an existing house exactly.
See them side by side
Compare a painted shaker against a stained raised panel under the same light, with the countertop samples right there. Mon to Sat, no appointment needed.
The construction question
Both are sound ways to build a cabinet. The difference shows up in the look of the doors, how much you can reach inside, and how the run reads across a wall.
| Framed (traditional) | Frameless (full access) | |
|---|---|---|
| Face | A solid wood frame across the front of the box | No front frame, doors sit directly on the box |
| Look | Classic and transitional, visible frame between doors | Contemporary, near-continuous door fronts |
| Access | Frame narrows the opening slightly | Full width of the box is usable |
| Best suited | Colonials and traditional kitchens across Fairfax County | Opened-up plans and modern kitchens |
Most Fairfax kitchens we build are framed, simply because the houses lean traditional. When a wall comes down and the kitchen joins the family room, frameless often reads better.
We measure your kitchen, then design the layout around how you cook and store, with a 3D view so you see it before anything is ordered.
Choose the line, door style, finish and hardware at the showroom, with the countertop samples on the same floor so the pairing is checked once.
Cabinets are ordered to the approved design, and your designer confirms the current lead time for the line you picked before anything is placed.
Our installers set and level the boxes, hang doors, fit hardware and coordinate with countertop templating so the two line up.
Beyond the kitchen
The same cabinet lines run through to the bathroom, in vanity widths that fit the compact baths common in Fairfax County houses. Soft-close doors and drawers throughout.
Quartz vanity tops from the five countertop brands on the same floor, so the cabinet finish and the top are chosen together rather than one after the other.
Plenty of Fairfax County kitchens still carry a soffit above the wall cabinets. Removing it and running cabinets higher changes the whole room, and it is a decision made at design, not on install day.
In 1960s to 1980s houses the walls rarely run true. Cabinet runs are scribed and shimmed on site, which is why we measure ourselves rather than working from a sketch.
A door finish that looks right alone can fight the counter you had in mind. Both are on one floor here, so the pairing is checked under the same light before either is ordered.
Design, ordering, delivery and installation run through one point of contact. If a door arrives damaged, you call one number and we handle the replacement.
A cabinet catalogue cannot tell you how a drawer glides or how a painted finish reads next to your countertop. Open the doors, pull the drawers, and put the door style against the counter sample before anything is ordered.
Free in-home measure and 3D design. Five cabinet lines compared side by side at the showroom. Written, itemized pricing with no hidden costs. Serving Fairfax City and central Fairfax County.
