Custom residential cabinetry install: Whitmore Cabin

Two men reference job prints while working to install a closet in the entryway of home.

This install project portfolio features photos from the Whitmore cabin, owned by Bob and Molly Whitmore. DP Juza built and finished a collection of custom cabinetry to bring Whitmore’s dream cabin renovation to life. See how the Whitmore custom residential cabinetry looks fully installed.

Fixtures

The collection includes fixtures for the entryway, dining room, kitchen, powder room, main bedroom, main bath, main closet, and loft bathroom.

Installing custom residential cabinetry takes patience, experience, and problem-solving.

Entryway/Bar Custom Cabinetry

Two men work to install a closet in the entryway of a home.

John removes part of a two-by-four to install the finished side panel of the entryway cabinet.

Two men install the side piece of a closet in the entryway of a home.

Jamie and John set the vertical side panel of the entryway closet in place.

A man uses a tape measure to correctly install the next piece of a closet in the entryway of a house.

Masking tape, measuring tape, and a pencil help John ensure every part of the entryway cabinets are correct.

A view of a partially installed bar in a residential home.

The other side of the entryway wall is the partially complete bar cabinetry. Installing the under-mount of the bar wall cabinets and bar countertop is a multi-step process, with each step essential to ensure the custom cabinets on both sides of the wall are correct.

Kitchen Cabinetry

The men work to install various parts of a custom cabinets in a kitchen.

Jamie, John, and Patrick complete different tasks while installing the kitchen cabinets.

A man uses a measuring tape to ensure the placement of a mark for drawer pull hardware is correct.

John measures a kitchen drawer to locate the center for drawer pull hardware using masking tape to mark the drawer pull placement.

A man uses a wooden jig to pre-drill the holes on a drawer for the drawer pull hardware.

Jamie uses a jig on a kitchen drawer to pre-drill the holes for drawer pull hardware. Using a jig ensures the drawer pulls are correct every time.

Newly installed drawer pulls on a section of kitchen cabinet drawers.

Nice Drawer Pulls! Check out the finished kitchen cabinets complete with drawer pull hardware.

Master Suite Cabinetry

A man works in front of a tall cabinet to install interior features of the cabinet.

In the main bath, Mark installs parts of interior cabinetry.

A man uses a wooden jig to find the location to mark where the drawer pull for a cabinet drawer is.

Mark uses a jig to pre-drill a hole in a drawer in the main bath for drawer pull hardware.

The top of a cabinet is installed by a man standing on a ladder.

The top of the cabinet is set using wood glue on the underside of the cabinet top, providing a secure, seamless finish on the cabinet.

A man uses a screw driver to insert a clip into the side piece of a closet that will attach it to the rest of the closet.

Dustin installs clips into a cabinet wall panel of the master closet fixture. There is a clip in each of the horizontal cutouts that attaches to a clip in an already hung cabinet.

The side of a closet is installed by two men.

Mark and Dustin install a cabinet wall panel, ensuring each clip locks securely. The clips and a strip of wood glue provide a secure and seamless finish for the master closet cabinetry.

A view of a fully installed master closet.

The main closet features a seamless finish in its closet fixtures that display the beautiful design and finish of the cabinetry. See how the Whitmore custom residential cabinetry looks fully installed.

Custom residential cabinetry can elevate any space of a home when made and installed by professionals like D.P. Juza Woods + Fixtures.