Kitchen Cabinets: RTA, Stock, Pre-Assembled, Semi-Custom & Custom

We carry five kitchen cabinet lines, with 10x10 kitchen cabinets from $1,842 in RTA and stock and from $1,500 above stock, and our catalog holds 205 door-and-color variants across four of them: 78 stock, 59 pre-assembled, 35 in the line above stock and 33 RTA. Custom cabinetry is made per project.

Our ready-to-assemble RTA cabinets offer an entry option to the homeowner who'll put the boxes together, and they aren't fully assembled out of the box. Pre-assembled cabinets arrive as finished boxes. Customization starts one step above stock, with your own paint color. We sell kitchen cabinets designed around your measurements.

Prices are cabinets only; assembly, installation and delivery extra.

Of our 205 variants, 13 are oak, 2 white oak, and one each maple, walnut and mahogany, plus 8 listed as wood.

1. White oak2
2. Walnut1
3. Maple1
4. Oak13

Door frames are solid wood on stained lines and most painted lines. The box is ½-inch plywood on our main lines. Open the door and look at the box. That's where the money is. Painted lines use an MDF center panel, and we don't call that wood.

In our projects a plywood box usually comes out 10 to 15 percent above the same kitchen with an MDF box, and customers ask for the cheaper one. We recommend plywood anyway. MDF boxes we've serviced swell at the sink base and under the dishwasher, and paint lifts at the bottom edge. Hinges and drawer glides are what fail first in the cheap cabinets we replace, because they work every day. Plywood's glue layers withstand water, and boxes installed years ago are still square and dry after daily wear and tear. Our founder puts it this way: "If you want a kitchen that lasts for years, do not buy cabinets with MDF boxes." MDF swells when water gets under the sink or by the dishwasher, and it cannot be restored. High-quality kitchen cabinetry starts inside the door (plywood vs MDF).

Shelves are ¾-inch adjustable plywood and drawer boxes are ⅝-inch solid wood, with a natural UV-coated or veneer interior. Our expertise is 20 years in business and 1,000+ projects, and dovetail drawers are craftsmanship you can see. See all wood options.

Our selection of kitchen cabinets spans seven color families plus a custom paint color, led by natural wood with 51 variants and white with 41.

Pick cabinets to match your countertop. Wood tones complement quartz. White is the timeless pick, and a white shaker door pairs with almost any countertop. Choose a color you'll like for years to come (colors).

What is the newest trend in kitchen cabinets?

The NKBA 2026 Kitchen Trends survey of 634 respondents (September 2025) put slab doors at 69 percent, white oak as top wood at 51 percent and under-cabinet lighting at 82 percent. Lighting can elevate any color and enhances wood grain.

Five cabinet types, base, wall, pantry, island and corner, cover almost every kitchen layout we draw.

Good layouts mix them and use the space well, and the functionality of a kitchen comes from that mix. About 8 of 10 of our kitchens include an island. Hardware is chosen in the design. Pulls and knobs are sourced to order and installed for $200 per project; hinges and glides come fitted, see cabinet hardware.

What are the different types of kitchen cabinets?

Base, wall, pantry, island and corner cabinets, in 192 framed and 13 frameless variants. Start on the types page.

Four decisions settle it: line, construction, door style and color. Start with the line.

Next, ask what the box is made of. Ours is ½-inch plywood on main lines, with ⅝-inch dovetail drawer boxes and soft-close hinges (plywood vs MDF). Then pick the door style (styles).

Last come finishes and durability. Check a door's bottom edge in the showroom, because paint that lifts there isn't long-lasting (colors).

A 10x10 kitchen of our cabinets costs from $1,842 to $4,882 in RTA, from $2,859 to $9,384 pre-assembled and from $1,842 to $2,143 on the stock line, cabinets only.

Our wall cabinets start from $43 and base cabinets from $87. Per linear foot we run from $92 to $244 for RTA, from $142 to $469 for pre-assembled and from $92 to $107 for stock. The lines above stock start from $1,500 per 10x10 kitchen. For context, cabinets run $100 to $1,200 per linear foot nationally and a 10x10 kitchen runs $2,000 to $24,000 (HomeAdvisor). Cabinets take 30 to 40 percent of a remodel, and the national average kitchen remodel is $26,988 (Angi).

Premium kitchens run up to about $100,000 with any countertop, and a high-end custom kitchen sits at that end. We also serve ten-cabinet, delivery-only kitchens. That's affordability at every budget, with one rule: invest in the box and the doors.

Prices are cabinets only; assembly, installation and delivery extra. RTA and stock assembly is $38 per base, wall or vanity cabinet.

Who has the best prices on kitchen cabinets?

Our founder puts it this way: Home Depot and Lowe's pick the price, and people pay it out of habit. One homeowner brought us a Home Depot quote of $33,000 to $34,000 for cabinets only. Ours came to $7,800, already painted. Another did a kitchen, two bathrooms and floors for $30,000. Our tip: compare the box, not the door, and look for high-quality cabinets.

See full pricing, the kitchen cost guide and quartz countertops.

Our crew installs within 100 miles of Alpharetta, and we deliver to any address in Georgia.

Installation starts from $130 per cabinet, and a standard 10x10 kitchen usually takes our crew 3 to 5 working days, quoted per project and never a guarantee. Inside the zone you may also take delivery only and install it yourself. Delivery is $300 curbside or $450 to the garage or driveway within 50 miles, and beyond 50 miles it is quoted per order. Pickup is free. Someone must be there to receive the boxes, and we never carry them inside the home.

Delivery usually lands within about 10 days of shipment, production lead time is quoted per project, and we warn you in advance if a date changes. One personal manager follows the order, which is convenient. See delivery and installation.

Is it cheaper to buy premade cabinets or build your own?

By grade, Angi puts stock at $100 to $300 per linear foot, the middle grade at $200 to $650 and the top grade at $500 to $1,200. A diy homeowner can take on RTA assembly.

Browse finished kitchens by line, style and color on our projects page.

• White kitchen in Milton: kitchen cabinets and countertops
• White kitchen with a dark island in Johns Creek: kitchen cabinets and countertops
• Light gray kitchen in Alpharetta: kitchen cabinets and countertops

Send photos from all sides, the ceiling height and the wall lengths, and the 3D design is free and valid for 10 days.

Tell us where the windows, plumbing, fridge and range or gas line sit. You don't need to be an expert. You open the 3D design on your phone and change anything by one message while it's open. Cabinetry designed around your kitchen’s layout suits a new kitchen or a kitchen renovation. Your perfect kitchen starts with that drawing. One personal manager stays with you from start to finish.

You confirm the full design with every dimension, we send a payment link with the full spec, you re-check and sign, and then it goes into production. Within 100 miles of Alpharetta we measure the kitchen ourselves. Outside that zone you measure, and we recommend a professional check, because a 1 to 2 inch error means rework or delay. Design changes usually take at most one revision round before sign-off. Check every dimension twice. There's no cancellation, return or exchange after payment.

Send us your photos or contact us for a quote. See kitchen remodel planning.