Every kitchen we sell is built the same way — solid birch boxes, soft-close doors and drawers, dovetail construction. What changes across our four tiers is the finish, color range, and style. Here is how they compare, with real door photos and honest per-linear-foot pricing.
Value$172–182 / linear ftabout $2,200–2,900 for a 12-ft kitchen
Solid birch shaker doors, soft-close throughout, and in stock for fast pickup or delivery. Our most budget-friendly lines.
Best for: rentals, flips, budget remodels, and quick turnarounds.

Shaker White

Timeless Shaker Gray

Shaker Gray

Timeless Shaker Blue
+ 4 more Value finishes
Select$190–215 / linear ftabout $2,400–3,400 for a 12-ft kitchen
The full color range — 28 finishes from crisp whites to navy, green, charcoal and warm woods. Dovetail drawers, soft-close, 5-year warranty on most.
Best for: most remodels — the sweet spot of choice and quality. Our most popular tier.

Timeless Shaker Dove

Navy Blue

Contemporary Tuscan Green

Charleston White
+ 24 more Select finishes
Premium$217–250 / linear ftabout $2,800–4,000 for a 12-ft kitchen
Elevated finishes — real wood grains like white oak and maple, designer grays, and specialty tones with refined detailing.
Best for: design-forward kitchens that want a distinctive, higher-end look.

Shaker Maple

Vidar Onyx

Petit Sand

Signature Pearl
+ 11 more Premium finishes
Designer$270+ / linear ftabout $3,400–5,400 for a 12-ft kitchen
Our top tier — high-gloss frameless European slabs, natural white oak, and made-to-order Adornus semi-custom cabinetry.
Best for: luxury, modern, and fully custom kitchens.

Contemporary White Oak

PET High Glossy White

Vidar Oak

Blaze Black
Plus PET High Glossy Gray, and made-to-order Adornus semi-custom.
Not sure which tier?
- Watching the budget or outfitting a rental? Start with Value.
- Doing your own kitchen and want the most color choices? Select is where most people land.
- Want real wood grains or a more designer look? Premium.
- After frameless, high-gloss, or fully custom? Designer.
Cabinet line FAQs
Are the cheaper cabinets lower quality?
No. Even our Value lines are solid birch with soft-close doors and dovetail drawers. The tiers reflect finish, color, and style, not basic build quality.
What is actually different between the tiers?
Price and finish. Higher tiers add more colors, real wood grains, longer warranties, and frameless or made-to-order options. The core construction stays consistent throughout.
Can I mix two colors (two-tone)?
Yes. Pairing a lighter upper with a darker or wood-tone base is one of our most popular looks, and our instant quote can price a two-tone kitchen for you.
How fast can I get them?
Value lines are in stock for fast pickup or delivery across Chicago. Premium and made-to-order Designer lines have longer lead times, which we confirm when you quote.