Yesness kitchen — finished custom cabinetry, marble island with seating, and black pendant lighting

Custom Cabinetry

Investing in new cabinetry is a big commitment. It can be overwhelming and confusing, and often people have no idea where to start.

You’ll be guided through the selection and layout process, so that you feel confident in your choices and thrilled with the finished product.

Our Cabinet Lines

Fieldstone | Omega | Evoke

We partner with three premier custom cabinet lines — Fieldstone, Omega, and Evoke — to deliver the highest quality craftsmanship, with a limitless number of custom color options and door styles.

A close-up of a built-to-order drawer bank in dark custom cabinetry
Built to order, down to the drawer.
A wide spice drawer in the Avalon kitchen, rows of labeled jars fitted to the drawer
Endless options for organization.
The Durbin kitchen — an ivory cabinet run with a black tile backsplash, open shelving, and a black-and-white hex tile floor
Configured perfectly for your space.
An open Durbin drawer with the Ever After Interiors name and bee burned into the wood inside
Every detail considered.
Cabinet door style and finish samples laid out for selection
How It Works
01

Layout | Selection

We plan the layout with you and guide every selection — door style, color, hardware, storage.

02

Documentation

Your cabinetry is drawn into the project’s construction documents, so installers build from plans, not guesses.

03

Delivery | Install

Cabinets are ordered, tracked, and coordinated through installation.

How the Cabinet Design Fee Works

We start with an estimate of your total cabinetry cost. We then collect a 5% design fee up front to complete all design work including the layout and final drawings.

Here’s the part that matters: the plans and the design belong completely to you, whether you order your cabinets from us or not. And if you do order with us, the full 5% is credited back to you at the time of order — so, for clients who purchase cabinetry through Ever After, the design work ends up costing nothing.

Ready to Start a Cabinetry Design?

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