Handcrafted in western Wisconsin
Kitchens built by hand,
to outlive the house.
Solid-wood cabinets, vanities and built-ins — designed around how you actually cook, crafted by Amish woodworkers, and installed by the same crew that built them.
- Solid hardwood, never particleboard
- Dovetailed drawers & soft-close standard
- One crew builds it and installs it
Rustic hickoryNatural hickory with a black painted island
Stained alderFull-height alder with a seven-foot island
Rustic hickoryHickory perimeter, quartz island, iron pendants
Painted hard mapleSage green with a farmhouse apron sink
Recent projects
Real Wisconsin kitchens, built in our shop.
No stock photos and no showroom mockups. Every kitchen below was designed, built and installed by our crew.
Warm hickory with a black island
Natural-finish hickory perimeter, painted island, floating live-edge shelves and a farmhouse apron sink.
Full-height storage, top to ceiling
Stacked uppers to the ceiling, a glass-front display cabinet and a seven-foot island with seating for four.
Sage green, built-in banquette
Hand-painted hard maple, a floor-to-ceiling pantry wall and a custom bench seat built into the dining nook.
What we build
Whole rooms, not just boxes.
If it's made of wood and it's part of your home, we can build it to fit.
Kitchen cabinets
Full custom kitchens in hickory, maple, oak, cherry and alder — natural, stained or painted any color you bring us. Sized to your walls, not to a catalog grid.
Bathroom vanities
Single and double vanities with soft-close drawers, open basket storage, matching mirrors and linen towers built to the same standard as the kitchen.
Built-ins & shelving
Pantries, mudroom lockers, window seats, offices and entertainment walls — with fully adjustable shelving so the storage keeps working as life changes.
Interior & barn doors
Sliding barn doors, frosted-glass pantry doors and passage doors matched to your trim and cabinetry so the whole house reads as one piece.
New construction
Working with a builder? We read plans, hold to the construction schedule and coordinate directly with your general contractor and countertop fabricator.
Laundry & utility rooms
Folding counters, hanging space, hampers built into the run and storage sized around the machines you actually own — finished to the same standard as the kitchen.
Why it costs more — and lasts longer
Open the door. That's where the difference lives.
Most cabinets sold in America are particleboard boxes with a printed film wrapped over them. They look fine on install day. Ten years of steam, spills and slammed drawers later, the edges swell and the doors sag.
Ours are built the way cabinets were built before any of that: by hand, out of real wood, by craftsmen who put their name on the job.
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Solid hardwood doors and face framesHickory, hard maple, red and white oak, cherry, knotty alder — milled and joined in our own shop.
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Dovetailed solid-wood drawer boxesMechanically joined at the corners. They don't come apart when the drawer is loaded with cast iron.
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Soft-close on every door and drawerStandard on every job we build. Not a line item, not an upgrade, not a package.
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Fully adjustable shelvingMove shelves to fit what you actually store, this year and in fifteen years.
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Built to your room, to the sixteenthOdd walls, sloped ceilings, a chimney in the wrong place — custom means the filler strips disappear.
Straight answers on price
What a custom kitchen actually costs.
Most cabinet shops make you sit through a sales call before they'll say a number. We'd rather you know now whether we're the right fit.
Smaller kitchens & single rooms
from $9,000 installed
- Galley and apartment-sized kitchens
- A vanity, mudroom or laundry on its own
- Soft-close hardware throughout
Full custom kitchen
$18,000 – $35,000 installed
- Complete cabinetry, island and pantry
- Your choice of wood, stain or paint color
- Design, delivery and installation included
Whole-home projects
$40,000+ installed
- Kitchen, baths, mudroom and office together
- New construction, coordinated with your builder
- Matching doors and trim throughout
What's included: cabinetry, hardware, finish, delivery and installation. Countertops, appliances, plumbing and flooring are handled by your other trades — we'll coordinate with them. Your written quote is a firm number, not an estimate that creeps.
How it works
Five steps, and you always know which one you're on.
We come to you
A free hour in your home. We measure, look at how you actually use the room, and talk honestly about budget before anyone draws anything.
Design and layout
You see a full layout with wood species, door style, finish and hardware. We change it as many times as it takes. Nothing gets cut until you're happy.
A firm written quote
One number, itemized, with a delivery window. It doesn't move unless you change the scope.
Built by hand in our shop
Your cabinets are milled, joined, sanded and finished by the same craftsmen every time. Typically eight to twelve weeks.
Delivered and installed
Our own crew sets the cabinets, scribes them to your walls, hangs and adjusts every door, and cleans up. We don't leave until the drawers close right.
Where we work
Serving western and central Wisconsin.
If you're within a couple of hours of the shop, the consultation is free and there's no charge for the drive.
Before you decide
Straight answers, from a shop that builds them.
The questions we get at every consultation — written out properly, with real numbers.
How much do Amish kitchen cabinets cost?
Real Wisconsin ranges, per linear foot and per kitchen, and what actually drives the number up.
Best wood for kitchen cabinets
Hickory, maple, oak, cherry and alder compared — hardness, grain, finish and cost.
How long does a custom kitchen take?
A realistic week-by-week schedule, and the countertop gap nobody warns you about.
Common questions
Before you call, here's what most people ask.
What does a custom Amish kitchen cost?
Most full kitchens we build land between $18,000 and $35,000 for cabinetry, hardware, finish and installation. Smaller kitchens and single-room projects often start around $9,000. Whole-home projects run higher. You get a firm written number before any wood is cut. Our cost guide breaks down exactly what moves the price.
How long does a project take?
Most kitchens run eight to twelve weeks from the day you approve the design to the day we finish installing. We give you the schedule in writing up front, and if anything shifts you hear it from us early, not on install day. See the full week-by-week timeline.
Do you install, or just build and drop off?
We install. The same shop that builds your cabinets measures the room, delivers, sets, scribes and adjusts them. There's no handoff to an outside installer and no finger-pointing if something needs fixing.
Can I match cabinets to trim or furniture I already have?
Yes. Bring us a drawer front, a piece of trim, a photo, or a paint chip. We match wood species, stain and paint color, and we'll show you a finished sample on your actual wood before we commit the whole kitchen to it. Not sure which species? Compare hickory, maple, oak, cherry and alder.
Do I have to know what I want before I call?
No — most people don't. Bring a rough idea, a Pinterest board, or nothing at all. The consultation is where we figure out what fits your room and your budget. There's no charge and no obligation.
Do you work with builders and contractors?
Regularly. We read plans, hold to the construction schedule, and coordinate directly with general contractors, countertop fabricators and electricians. If you're building new, get us involved early — it saves money.
What happens if something isn't right?
You call us and we come back. We built it, we installed it, and our name is on it. Wood moves with Wisconsin seasons and a door occasionally needs an adjustment in the first year — that's part of the job, not an extra.
Free consultation
Let's talk about your kitchen.
Answer four quick questions and we'll call you back within one business day to set up a free, no-pressure visit.
- Free in-home measure and design consultation
- A firm written quote — not a moving estimate
- No deposit and no obligation to move forward
- We'll tell you honestly if we're not the right fit