Cabinets for Sale in Albuquerque, NM

Updating the cabinets in your kitchen or bathroom is an exciting time for any homeowner. Every general contractor or DIY enthusiast knows this. But they also know that choosing the cabinets is not an easy task. Luckily, the team here at Trussell’s Transformations is ready to help. We have one of the best cabinet stores in the Albuquerque area. You’re always welcome to come into our showroom and work with us to find the perfect cabinets for your project.

There are a few different options when it comes to buying cabinets. You can go stock, semi-stock, or custom. Although some other cabinet stores down here in Albuquerque might tell you they can only do one or two of these options, our store can do all three thanks to our partnerships and on-site fabrication shop. Let’s break down a few ways we can customize your cabinets in detail to help you see what we can do for your kitchen or bathroom remodel.

Standard and stock cabinets will usually be framed. That just means that the door and drawers are attached to a front frame. However, European, or frameless cabinetry, is quickly rising in popularity. In a frameless option, the cabinet door and drawers are fastened directly to the box. The lack of a front face can lead to reduced strength of the structure, so experts recommend avoiding cheap materials such as particle board and instead using more substantial wood.

There are a number of different door styles, from traditional Shaker to flat to doors with glass panels. The door style will make a significant impact on the overall style of the kitchen. Are you more of a minimalist? Then give flat doors a try! If you’re more of a traditionalist then Shaker cabinets are perfect for you. Custom molding and different finishes can be added to existing doors to create an even more personalized look.

A number of accessories can be integrated into the cabinetry to customize it. Designs tend to change based on technical trends. For instance, homeowners today often design built-in charging stations that will keep electronics off of the counter. Appliances such as heavy mixers or coffee pots can be placed on lift-up shelving that is hidden behind doors. Other popular trends include pullout trash cans, doors that open with a touch, and integrated LED lighting.

In order to get the best value for their money, homeowners should focus on the quality of materials and construction over desired features. Avoid over-customizing, as some features can be so personalized as to damage resale value. However, well-done construction will always be a sound investment.