Cabinetry custom built by SeaGlass or chosen from the lines in our Bonita Springs showroom, planned with 3D rendering for kitchens, baths, pantries and built ins.
Cabinetry sets the character of a room and does most of its work. It decides where things live, how easily you reach them and how the space feels when you walk in. It is also where the name SeaGlass Design & Custom Cabinetry comes from.
SeaGlass custom builds cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms, closets and living spaces. We also offer cabinetry lines shown in our Bonita Springs showroom, including Wood Harbor Cabinetry, for projects where a set range of sizes and styles is the better fit. The lines we carry are subject to reconfirmation, so ask us for the current selection.
New cabinetry is the middle of 3 levels of project. It goes further than a cosmetic refresh and usually stops short of a full renovation. The layout mostly stays, while the boxes, doors and drawers are replaced and new countertops typically follow. Our kitchen remodeling page explains how to tell which level suits your home.
Custom work begins with measurement and conversation. We want to know what you cook with, where the mail lands, how tall the people in the house are and what you wish you could hide away.
From there, the possibilities widen. In a kitchen, that may mean deep drawers for pots, a tall pantry with pull out shelves, a paneled refrigerator or an island with seating on 1 side and storage on the other. In a bathroom, a custom vanity can be sized to the inch, with drawers planned around outlets and plumbing.
Beyond the kitchen and bath, we design and build custom pantries, entertainment centers and built ins for living rooms, offices and dens. Closets and laundry storage are covered on our closets and custom storage page.
We use 3D rendering in design, so you can see the cabinetry in the room before it is built. It helps you judge proportion, sight lines and finish, and it makes changes easy while they are still on screen.
Southwest Florida is a demanding place for cabinetry. Humidity rises and falls with the seasons, homes may sit closed while owners are away, and salt air near the coast is hard on hardware. Construction and finish choices should account for all of it.
In the showroom, we walk through door styles, wood species, painted and stained finishes and interior fittings. Hardware matters too. We carry lines such as Atlas Homewares and Jeffrey Alexander, subject to reconfirmation, and can talk through finishes suited to coastal homes.
Craftsmanship shows over years of use. Doors should stay aligned, drawers should glide evenly and face frames should meet cleanly at every joint. Countertops, covered on our countertops and finishes page, sit best on cabinetry that is level and true.
Interiors deserve as much thought as exteriors. Drawer organizers, roll out trays, tray dividers and lighting inside tall cabinets make everyday tasks easier. Planned at the design stage, they fit properly and feel part of the cabinetry rather than added later.
We begin with a free consultation and a careful look at the room. We discuss whether custom cabinetry, a showroom line or a mix of both makes the most sense for your project and budget.
Design and selections take place in our Bonita Springs showroom, where you can open drawers, compare finishes and see full displays. Our designers prepare the plan and a 3D rendering, and we refine it with you until it is right.
During installation, Terry Booth manages the project and our own carpenters set the cabinetry. If plumbing or electrical needs adjusting, our in house plumbers and electricians handle it, and permits are pulled where the work requires them.
The finish is where we slow down: doors and drawers adjusted, panels aligned, hardware set straight and a walkthrough together. When you are ready, request a consultation.
Custom cabinetry is built by SeaGlass to the exact dimensions and details of your room. The cabinetry lines shown in our showroom come in set sizes and options and are often a good fit for straightforward layouts. We help you weigh both for your project and budget.
Yes, when the layout works. A cabinetry replacement usually includes new countertops and keeps plumbing and electrical largely where they are. See our kitchen remodeling page for how this compares with a refresh or a full renovation.
Yes. We use 3D rendering in design so you can see the cabinetry in your room, review proportions and make changes before construction begins.
It varies with the size of the project, the design and the finish. We give you a schedule once the design is approved and materials are selected.
Humidity and, near the coast, salt air affect wood, paint and hardware. We discuss construction, finish and hardware options with you in the showroom so the choice suits both the look you want and the conditions in your home.
Kitchens planned in our Bonita Springs showroom and built by our own trades, led by Certified General Contractor Terry Booth, who personally leads every project.
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Walk in and reach in closets, pantries, laundry and mudroom storage, entertainment centers and built ins, custom built by SeaGlass to fit the room and what you keep in it.
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Quartz, solid surface and natural stone countertops, along with flooring, tile, painting and hardware, selected in our Bonita Springs showroom and installed under our own project management.
ExploreStock, semi custom and custom cabinetry differ in more than price. A clear guide to construction, door styles, materials and when each category makes sense.
Read the article: Custom Cabinetry vs. Stock Cabinets: What Homeowners Should KnowHumidity shapes how cabinetry ages. A guide to painted, stained, thermofoil and laminate finishes, and how to choose the right finish for a Southwest Florida home.
Read the article: Choosing Cabinetry Finishes for Southwest Florida Homes
Visit the Bonita Springs showroom or request a consultation. We will listen first, then show you what is possible within your budget.
