Custom Cabinets in Palmdale | Kitchen Cabinets

The Custom Cabinet Professionals

Great design is the cornerstone of elegant and functional custom cabinets. We have years of experience designing, crafting, and installing custom cabinetry in the Palmdale area. We have worked on some of the most exclusive luxury residential and commercial properties in Palmdale, California, from the 93510 to 93599, with custom pieces to fit into your unique space. Our cabinets are all made to order and we provide cabinets and bespoke furniture for your kitchen, closets, bookcases, media centers and more. The staff at St Joseph Custom Cabinets work step by step with our clients, to bring their visions right into their home.

Cabinets have large profiles and are mounted along the line of site, so it’s important that they look great. Remodeling your property is a large life event for you and your family, and getting the cabinets right is very important. What sets our custom cabinets apart from others in Palmdale, is them being fully customized and locally made. Whether it be open frame doors, partial overlay doors, or hardwood counter tops we build everything with high quality wood and industry leading cabinet hardware. These smaller details pave the way for a more elegant, modern, and polished look.

Reach out today and we can start designing the custom cabinets of your dreams. Get started today with one of our custom cabinetry craftsmen to begin your journey to a brand new living space.

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Custom Cabinets in Palmdale

Great design is the foundation of space saving and elegant custom cabinetry. From kitchen cabinets, custom bookcases closets, media/entertainment centers, to floating shelves. Tell one of our cabinet specialists what you were looking for, and we can help you bring you vision to reality. Our craftsmen have years of experience, and our attention to detail can help you turn your dream home into reality.
Understanding Our Process

A. Understanding Your Vision and Creating An Estimate

We first start off by learning about all the details that you want for your cabinetry. One of the best ways to reach out to us is by emailing the architectural drawings and rough sketches with dimensions and specs. After we understand the scope of work we can provide you the first cost estimate. This will begin the planning phase, and we can assist you with making the final decisions on what you want.

B. Crafting the Design

Then we proceed to create the design, by collaborating with you to make sure we have an accurate understanding of your intentions. We can communicate either through email or phone, or we can join you on-site to confirm the space measurements. At this point we get your confirmations for the final plan, get an estimated end date for the project, and we will know the materials we need. At the end of this phase we will know the cost of the project.

C. Final Drawings and Down Payment

At this time St Joseph Custom Cabinets provides you a precise payment schedule, based on the finalized designs. The payment process coincides with the remaining phases of the project, the final designs, building of the furniture, and the final installation.

After you have given the final confirmation on the plans and submitted the first payment, your project is placed in our schedule. We will provide drawings the specify the measurements and necessary materials. We need to have a final approval before going to fabrication, as changes will result in a much longer delivery date. As soon as we receive your final approval the fabrication phase will initiate.

D. Putting the Cabinets Together, and the On-site Installation

This is where everything comes together. We will fabricate all the custom cabinetry and bespoke furniture here at our facilities. When your cabinets are ready, we take them to your property and begin the onsite installation. You will receive your last bill after the completion of the installation, generally taking between 4 to 8 weeks. The project’s overall turnaround time depends on the scope of work, which includes design, details, materials, time, and labor.

Cabinet Door Styles

A major part of the look of a cabinet is the type of door style, so choosing the right door is important if you are going for a certain look. There are two major structural elements of cabinet doors that change the appearance, the way that the door is attached, and the cabinet door style. Each will have a major effect on the aesthetic of your cabinet.

Cabinet Door Orientation

Partial overlay cabinets expose more of the frame, with about 1” to 2” of the frame exposed.

Inset doors have the cabinet door set into the frame, fully flush with the face of the frame when closed. Like the full overlay door, the inset door makes the face of the cabinet flat.

The full-overlay cabinet door nearly covers the entire face of the cabinet, which creates a flat sleek look between cabinet units. The smooth transition from one cabinet to the next is a popular look in the modern style.

The Differences in Cabinet Door Styles

The flat-panel or slab door is simply a single panel of wood, and it’s flat design complements the modern or utilitarian look.

Open frame doors do not have a center panel, and instead has a piece of glass, which allows for complete visibility into the cabinet.

The recessed panel door creates the effect that the center panel is slightly indented into the cabinet, which creates a sleeker streamline look and feel. This style is used a lot in modern trends and offers a lot of flexibility when it comes to design options.

Mullion frame doors have vertical and horizonal bars that breakdown the face of the cabinet into sections. The empty space between the mullions holds either transparent or frosted glass panes.

Raised panel doors have a center panel that is slightly raised for style effect. Raised panel doors are a very popular and can be seen on classic to current day cabinets.

Custom Hardwood Countertops

Countertops are the functional centerpiece of any kitchen. They are used for chopping, cooking, cleaning, storing utensils, and even become your dining table for the busy person on the move! Kitchen countertops get daily usage, so making a custom hardwood countertop is an awesome way to give your kitchen a quick makeover.

Because countertops of the constant activity your countertop must host, picking a solid and durable hardwood like hickory is the place to start. At St Joseph Custom Cabinets we provide the top of the line custom hardwood countertops, that will look remarkable, be tough enough to endure for years and years. Some examples of widely used cuts of wood for countertops could be knotty pine, poplar, and maple. Contact us today, and we can help you choose the right wood that makes sense for you, as well as help you plan out the custom shapes and sizes of your new countertop.

Colors, Finishes, and Stains

In addition to the style of your cabinet doors, the size and shape, the type of materials, you can also add more character by choosing a finish. Cabinet finishes are treatments applied to the surface of your cabinets which adds more resistance to the scratches and dents and can either be subtly or significantly change the appearance.

Waterborne finishes are very ecofriendly, add scratch resistance to your wood surface, and is extremely customizable in it’s ability to alter the color of your wood. When a waterborne finish dries, it leaves behind a solvent and resin, which binds to the wood. If you have a piece where you love the natural look of the woods patterns and colors, waterborne finishes is a great choice.

A glaze finish adds a layer on top of painted or stained wood, which is used to get a desired color or texture from wood. It is usually transparent, and will add an additional depth to the look of your cabinets, as well as extra durability. Painting your cabinets gives you the freedom to totally alter the color of the wood. One popular option is to paint your cabinets a flat white color. There are a ton of options out there, and the expert craftsmen at St Joseph Custom Cabinets are here to help, so give us a call today.
Handcrafted Custom Bookcases

A custom bookcase from St Joseph Custom Cabinets will have a vastly better quality of wood that is going to look much better than particle boards covered with fake veneers that are the standard for many stores today. At St Joseph Custom Cabinets we guarantee that we will make your custom bookcase from premium hardwoods, which are going to be much more resistant to damage, and look better for a much longer time. Using a cherry wood to build your bookcase will allow you to use a varnish finish, which has natural wood look that can’t be emulated on particle board. Call one of the experienced staff members at St Joseph Custom Cabinets and we will guide you to what wood selection fits for your custom bookshelf.

Built in bookcases can be placed right into your wall and can be customized to really accent your bedroom or living room. This can improve the usable space you have in your home, and the bookcase can be come a center piece that is featured, and not simply a utility. Having a high-quality built-in bookcase can really add value to your living room, and to your property overall.

Only The Highest Quality Materials

Having a creative idea is the beginning of making awesome custom cabinetry. We must use only the best hardwoods and cabinetry hardware to build a top tier cabinet. By using high quality wood and hardware, we can ensure that you have an amazing looking high-quality renovation, and at these materials tend to be much more durable and will stay looking amazing for a much longer time.

At St Joseph Custom Cabinets we only use the top of the line cabinetry hardware such as Hafele, Salice, and Grass. Our specialist at St Joseph Custom Cabinets have been building customized cabinets in many different styles for years. From old-world to modern, we can craft cabinets of numerous styles and keeping usability.