The details that make cabinets look custom and work better
Molding, island trim, glass doors and storage upgrades are what separate builder-grade cabinets from custom ones. Your existing cabinets can get almost all of them.
Crown, light rail and scribe molding
Crown molding
Adds height and interest. Even stacked crown can be added, whether we paint or reface.
Many profiles
Shaker, stepped cove, cove and more, sized to match your cabinet style.
Bolder crowns
Larger crown profiles for taller cabinets and high ceilings.
Light rail
Molding under the wall cabinets that finishes the bottom edge and hides under-cabinet lights.
The biggest wow for the effort
Most builder islands get flat panels on the back and ends. We add matching door panels and a base molding below them for a built-in furniture look. Columns and corbels can dress it up further.
A contrasting color on the island is one of the most common design choices we make with homeowners.
Glass, grids and specialty doors
Any door style
Shaker, traditional, modern and everything in between.
Glass doors
With or without grids, in glass from clear to seeded.
Open shelving
Remove a cabinet or two for open or floating shelves.
Still getting on your knees to find pots and pans?
A beautiful kitchen can still drive you crazy if the storage does not work. These upgrades fit the cabinet boxes you already have.
Dovetail drawers and roll-outs
Solid wood dovetail drawer boxes with full extension, soft-close under-mount glides.
Pots and pans drawers
Convert a base cabinet into deep drawers, without replacing the cabinet.
Pantry pull-outs
Roll-out shelves inside tall cabinets so nothing gets lost in the back.
Corner solutions
Make deep corner cabinets reachable.
Drawer inserts
Organizers that put everything in its place.
Built to last
The inside of the cabinets should feel as new as the outside.
Pantry, closets or laundry too?
Through our sister company, Up Closets of St. Louis, we can also help design the pantry or storage space around the kitchen. Same family, same phone number.
Other ways we update kitchens
Send us a few photos of your kitchen.
Text us two to four photos and a sentence about what you would change. We will tell you honestly what is worth keeping, what could change and what it might take, before anyone comes to your house.