In a city where bungalow kitchens average just 100 square feet, every inch matters. Our custom cabinetry maximizes your space with Chicago-specific features like deeper upper cabinets for bulk grocery storage and humidity-resistant finishes that endure summer's lake-effect moisture.
We build with solid maple or quarter-sawn oak—woods that handle temperature swings better than particleboard. For historic homes, we replicate original moldings and glass-front designs while incorporating modern soft-close hardware. Suburban clients often opt for our signature pantry systems with pull-out organizers sized for Costco runs.
We build with solid maple or quarter-sawn oak—woods that handle temperature swings better than particleboard. For historic homes, we replicate original moldings and glass-front designs while incorporating modern soft-close hardware. Suburban clients often opt for our signature pantry systems with pull-out organizers sized for Costco runs.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: In-home measurement of your existing kitchen, noting structural quirks common in Chicagoland homes
- 02 Step 2: 3D rendering showing storage optimization for your specific cooking habits
- 03 Step 3: Workshop fabrication using Midwest-sourced hardwoods
- 04 Step 4: Professional installation with adjustments for Chicago's shifting foundations
Benefits
- No wasted space in oddly shaped Chicago kitchens
- Durable finishes that resist peeling in humidity
- Period-appropriate designs for historic districts
- Lifetime warranty on craftsmanship
Frequently Asked Questions
How do your cabinets handle Chicago's humidity?
We use marine-grade varnishes and expansion gaps that prevent warping during our humid summers—a technique perfected working on lakefront properties.
Can you match my 1920s bungalow's original trim?
Yes, we maintain profiles for common Chicago millwork styles and source reclaimed lumber when needed for perfect matches.