When you want to give your kitchen a high-end look, one of the best investments you can make is custom cabinetry. Custom cabinets make it easy to maximize your space and express your personal style, which is why they’re installed during many kitchen renovation and remodeling projects. Here are three ways to customize your cabinets to reflect your personality.

How to Make Your Cabinets Stand Out

1. Add Custom Drawer & Cabinet Fronts

When you visit most homes, you’ll likely spot traditional shaker cabinet doors or a slight variant. While there’s nothing wrong with these styles, if you want your kitchen to look a little different, request custom drawer and cabinet fronts. Custom fronts can be designed to have a geometric carved pattern, hold a pane of glass, or show off your favorite style of wood grain.

2. Decorate With Gorgeous Hardware

To give your cabinets a little sparkle, add modern, eye-catching hardware. Drawer and cabinet pulls are an excellent way to add gold, silver, or matte black to your kitchen, and this accessory will complement the appliances. When you select hardware, choose designs and materials that will mesh well with the room’s other fixtures.

3. Incorporate Soft-Close Hinges & Sliders

Nobody likes the sound of a slamming drawer, which is why many homeowners request soft-close hinges and sliders. These sleek additions absorb impact whenever a cabinet door or drawer is closed too roughly. As a result, the device will pull the drawer or door closed slowly. In addition to preventing noise, this custom cabinetry upgrade will also protect your cabinets from the wear that comes from slamming them.

If you want to update your kitchen with custom cabinetry, contact Roy Lambrecht Woodworking, Inc., in Kailua Kona, HI. This team focuses on building custom furniture to its clients’ exact specifications. Their contractors will walk you through every step of the process, from initial consultations to design and installation. View a gallery of their work online, or call (808) 326-9585 to schedule an appointment.