Custom Kitchen and Bath Cabinetry in NH

Stock cabinets are made to an average room. That's why so many kitchens end up with a filler strip beside the fridge and a corner nobody can reach, and why so many bathrooms get a vanity that never quite fits the wall.

Custom kitchen cabinets and bathroom cabinetry are made to your dimensions, not the ones a factory assumed. The run fits wall to wall, and every inch does something.

That fit is why homeowners across the Mount Washington Valley come to Country Cabinets, etc. We plan, supply, and install cabinets for kitchens, bathrooms, and any room that needs smart storage.

We've done it from our Center Conway showroom since 1976. Depending on your project, we can provide the cabinetry on its own, install it for you, or build it into a full kitchen or bathroom remodel.

Choosing Door Styles and Drawer Fronts

The doors and drawer fronts are what you see and touch every day, so they give your room its character. Door styles run from a flat slab that reads modern to a raised or recessed panel that suits an older home, and they change how the cabinets function as much as how they look.

We walk you through the collection of door and drawer fronts you can choose from, from simple painted profiles to upgraded hardware and finishes, along with how much of the frame the doors cover, since a full-overlay door leaves only a thin reveal and a cleaner face across the run. Drawer fronts get the same attention, because a bank of deep drawers often works harder than a door and a shelf, whether it holds pots in a kitchen or towels in a bath.

Selecting Finishes, Materials, and Hardware

A door style looks completely different in paint than it does in stain or glaze, so finish is what settles the look. We help you land on a finish and color that suits your house and stands up to the room, which matters as much in a damp bathroom as it does over a busy kitchen range.

Materials count too, and your designer talks through how the cabinet boxes are built and what that means for holding up to moisture and daily use. Hardware finishes the plan, and we point you toward options like soft-close hinges, drawer slides, and under-cabinet lighting that add real convenience and are easier to build in from the start than to add later.

Supply, Ordering, and Professional Installation

Cabinets have to go in level and square and tie into the plumbing and electrical already in your walls, so we check the utilities against your plan before we hang anything.

Some homeowners take their cabinets and install them, and plenty have us install them as part of a larger kitchen remodel or bathroom project. Most of the time, the plan comes from your designer here, though we also work with the contractors and interior designers homeowners sometimes bring, installing the cabinetry to the plan they arrive with.

The same planning that outfits a kitchen or bath suits any room that needs storage built to fit. We take on cabinetry throughout the home, including:

Mudrooms

We'll build real cubbies, benches, and storage for boots, bags, coats, and the things that usually end up by the door.

Closets

We can outfit the space with cabinetry and storage designed around what you actually keep there, instead of a single rod and shelf.

Home offices

We can build cabinetry around the way you work, giving you storage that fits the room rather than adding freestanding pieces wherever they happen to fit.

Entertainment walls

We can design built-in cabinetry around your television, equipment, and storage needs, so everything has a proper place.

Ski lockers and gear storage

If you need somewhere for bulky outdoor gear, we can build lockers and storage around what you own and how you use it.

You get the same planning and care we bring to a kitchen or bathroom, just applied to another part of your home. Cabinetry is one piece of the full range of services we offer.

Cabinetry is the part of a kitchen or bath you open a dozen times a day. Who plans and builds it shows up in your room for years. Homeowners across the Valley pick Country Cabinets, etc. for reasons that outlast the install:

• One company designs and installs your cabinetry. The plan on paper is the plan that goes on your wall.
  

• You see the real finishes before you commit. The doors, drawer fronts, finishes, and hardware you'll use for your cabinetry all sit together in our Center Conway showroom, so you compare the actual pieces.
  

• Designers who know how to make cabinetry fit the room. Our designers plan kitchens and baths constantly, so they know how to work cabinetry into the available space and build the layout around how the room will actually be used.

• Cabinetry suited to the room it goes in. We design around cabinet styles chosen to stand up to daily kitchen and bath use. Then we talk you through the construction and hardware options, so the choice fits how you live.
  

• Manufacturer warranties are passed to you. The applicable manufacturer's warranties on your cabinetry and hardware come to you directly, so you're covered long after the install.
  

A cabinet project follows a shorter path than a full remodel, and knowing the order makes it easy to plan around. Here is how yours moves from the first call to finished cabinetry:

1

You Get in Touch

It starts with a call or a showroom visit. We'll talk through your room, what your current cabinets get wrong, and roughly what you have in mind. Nothing is committed at this point, and it's simply a chance to think it through with your designer.

2

We Measure and Lay Out the Cabinetry

Your designer visits to take exact measurements and note how your plumbing and wiring sit, spotting details like a window that limits an upper run or a pipe chase a cabinet has to work around. 

In a kitchen, that means keeping the sink, stove, and fridge within easy reach. In a bathroom, it means choosing cabinets and vanities that fit your room’s dimensions and make the most of the available space.

We map your cabinet runs and corners and build adjustable shelves and pull-out organizers where they earn their place, so by the end of this stage, you can see how the cabinetry fits together before a single cabinet is ordered.

3

You Choose Doors, Finishes, and Hardware

With the layout set, we settle your door styles, drawer fronts, finishes, and hardware together, so each choice suits the ones around it.

4

We Order and Install

Once you approve the selections and the quote, we place the order and schedule the install. When your project calls for it, we coordinate the install alongside our other trades, so the cabinetry ties in cleanly with your room.

Our portfolio gathers kitchens, baths, and built-in cabinetry we've completed across the Valley. You can see actual door styles, finishes, and storage before you talk to us.

The easiest place to start is the room that already frustrates you. You know exactly what your current cabinets get wrong.