See Your Kitchen Refaced
Upload a photo of your cabinets, pick a door style and color, and get a realistic preview of your own kitchen.
Real Kitchens, Refaced.
Same cabinet boxes. New doors, drawer fronts and hardware.
What Happens After
You Submit?
We ask for your name, email, phone and ZIP code before the render so we can send you a copy, answer any questions, and help you work through next steps. Here is exactly what follows:
- Your render appears on screen right away. Save it, or send it to yourself to look at later.
- We follow up about your kitchen. To answer questions, talk through door styles, or set up a free design consultation if you want one.
- The free design consultation is where the render becomes a plan. A local designer sees your actual cabinets, brings door, color and hardware samples so you can judge them in your own light.
What Is Cabinet Refacing?
Cabinet refacing keeps the boxes you already have and replaces every part you actually see. New doors and drawer fronts go on, the exposed cabinet frames get a matching finish, and new hardware pulls it together. Because the layout does not change, there is no demolition, no rebuilding, and no reworking the plumbing or wiring behind it.
- Your cabinet boxes stay put. Doors, drawer fronts, hardware and the visible frame surfaces are what change.
- Your layout stays the same. Refacing changes how the kitchen looks, not where things are. Moving anything is a remodel, not a reface.
- It only works if the boxes are sound. Water damage, sagging shelves or failing joints need dealing with first.
- Your kitchen stays usable. Nothing is gutted, so your counters, sink and appliances stay where they are.
- You choose the door style, color and hardware. The same range of choices you would get with new cabinetry.
- Drawers and organizers can go in at the same time. Cabinet refacing pairs perfectly with our custom drawers. New fronts on the outside, smooth-gliding storage on the inside.