Cabinets, handled with the countertops.
Stone is our everyday work. Cabinetry is something we take on by request — because a countertop is only as good as what it sits on.
One plan instead of two.
Most kitchen headaches happen in the gap between two trades. The cabinet crew sets boxes to their plan, the countertop shop templates to what is actually there, and somebody ends up living with a two-inch overhang they never asked for or a dishwasher that will not clear the stone.
When both are ours, that gap closes. Cabinet heights, filler placement, island depth, seating overhang, sink base sizing and appliance clearances get worked out once, on paper, before anything is ordered or cut.
What a cabinet request usually covers.
- Full kitchen cabinetryNew boxes, doors and hardware planned around the countertop layout from day one.
- Islands and peninsulasBuilt and reinforced for the stone that is going on top, including support for long overhangs.
- Vanities and bath cabinetrySized to the sink, the faucet and the top before anything is ordered.
- Bars, coffee stations and built-insThe rooms where cabinetry and stone have to agree on every dimension.
- Refacing and door replacementWhen the boxes are sound and the budget is better spent on the tops.
Mention it when you call.
Cabinetry is scoped job by job rather than sold off a price list, so the first step is a conversation. Tell us the room, whether the existing boxes are staying, and roughly what you have in mind. If it is a fit, we will scope it with the countertops as one project. If somebody else is a better fit for what you need, we will say so.
Countertops and cabinets, one conversation.
Send photos of the room as it stands today and tell us what you want it to become.