Custom cabinets, built just the way you imagined
Custom Kitchen Cabinets by American Wood Cabinets
At American Wood Cabinets, we specialize in crafting custom kitchen cabinets that combine timeless beauty with unmatched durability. Every cabinet we build is tailored to fit your unique space, style preferences, and functional needs—because your kitchen deserves more than off-the-shelf solutions.
Tailor-made cabinets crafted to your exact specifications.
Locally made-to-order cabinetry, crafted for your space and style. Our robust framed or sleek European-style frameless cabinets are expertly constructed using premium materials and precision workmanship. Whether you need a single unit or an entire kitchen, simply send us your cabinet drawings, and we’ll promptly provide detailed specifications, final order confirmation, and competitive pricing tailored to your project.
Why Choose American Wood Cabinets?
Tailored Solutions: Every cabinet is made to order for a perfect fit
Premium Materials: Solid woods, durable laminates, and high-end finishes
Made in the USA: Manufactured locally with pride and precision
Endless Options: Styles, colors, door profiles, and storage solutions to match any vision
Trusted Craftsmanship: Backed by years of experience and satisfied customers
Start Your Project Today
Ready to transform your kitchen with custom cabinetry from American Wood Cabinets? Contact us today or submit your cabinet drawings to receive a quote.
Text drawings of the cabinets to: 630-607-8744
Framed vs Frameless Custom Cabinets
European-style cabinets, also known as frameless cabinets, are built without a face frame. Instead, the cabinet box itself provides the structure, and the doors are attached directly to the sides of the box using concealed hinges. This design results in a sleek, modern look with minimal gaps between doors and drawers, allowing for a seamless, full-overlay appearance. Because there’s no face frame, frameless cabinets typically offer slightly more accessible interior space, making them popular in contemporary kitchens where clean lines and efficient storage are priorities.
Framed cabinets, commonly used in traditional American kitchens, are constructed with a face frame—a solid wood frame that is attached to the front of the cabinet box. Doors are then mounted to this frame. The face frame adds structural strength. This construction method also provides more flexibility for uneven walls and floors, making installation slightly more forgiving.
In terms of aesthetics and functionality, the choice between frameless and framed cabinets comes down to design preference and practical needs. Frameless cabinets are ideal for modern, minimalist kitchens where maximizing space and achieving a sleek appearance is important. Framed cabinets, on the other hand, are favored for their classic appearance, durability, and traditional craftsmanship. Both styles offer quality and longevity when built properly, but their differences in structure and style play a key role in defining the overall kitchen design.
