Farmhouse and rustic cabinets with beadboard, open shelves, knotty or distressed wood and warm finishes for a relaxed, lived-in kitchen.
Farmhouse kitchens feel friendly. Beadboard panels, an apron sink, open shelves and warm painted or wood cabinets say come in and sit down. Rustic cabinets add knotty wood, distressing and iron hardware. Many homes around Franklin, Arrington and Nolensville have the land and the character for this look, and in Nashville it also fits renovated cottages.
We start with a Free Cabinet Estimate and talk about how rustic you want to go, from soft painted farmhouse to rough-hewn wood. We bring samples of species, grain, distressing and glazes, and plan beadboard, plate racks, open shelving and a farmhouse sink base. We build to fit the room and finish with a hand-applied look that feels natural. The charm of a farmhouse kitchen is in its imperfect, lived-in character, but the work behind it is still precise. Hand-applied finishes, beadboard that lines up, shelves that carry heavy dishes and a sink base that supports a deep apron-front sink all need careful building. We bring wood samples that show knots and grain variation, so you know exactly what character the finished room will have.
Beadboard, knotty wood and soft paint give the room a lived-in character.
Plate racks, glass doors and open shelves let everyday dishes become part of the look.
We build sink cabinets sized for a deep apron-front sink and its support.
Distressed, glazed and oiled finishes suit the style and hide daily wear.
Soft or rustic discussed.
Wood, grain and finish viewed.
Beadboard, shelves and sink base drawn.
Plan reviewed.
Cabinets made.
Fitted and finished.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
ResourceMinwaxA maker of wood stains, polyurethanes and other finishes for furniture, trim and cabinets.Learn more 
ResourceDecorative Hardwoods AssociationA trade association for makers of hardwood plywood and veneer panels used in cabinets and furniture.Learn more 
Comparison guideInset vs OverlayHow inset doors, full overlay doors and partial overlay doors differ in look, cost of labor and storage.Learn more Answer a few questions about your home, feel, finish and upkeep to see which cabinet styles usually fit.
You tell us about your home or business and what you want to change, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We visit, measure carefully, photograph the room and look at walls, plumbing, windows and appliances.
You review the layout, doors, finish and hardware, and a plain written scope with every line and the schedule before anything is built.
We order the materials and build the cabinets, doors and drawers, then finish them with care.
We deliver, protect your home, set every cabinet level and secure, and fit trim, panels and hardware.
We adjust, clean, walk the room with you, fix the punch list and share a care guide.
Knotty pine, alder, hickory and oak are common. We bring samples so you can see the grain and character.
Yes. Soft whites, grays and greens are popular, often with a light distress.
An apron-front sink needs a base cut and supported for its weight, and we build it to fit.
We apply it carefully so the look is natural and consistent across the room.
Yes. A modern appliance or light fixture can balance a rustic cabinet.
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Glazed and Distressed FinishesGlazed and distressed cabinet finishes that add depth, age and character with hand-applied highlights, soft wear marks and…Explore 
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Stained Wood CabinetsStained wood cabinets that show off the grain of maple, oak, cherry, walnut or hickory, with finishes from…Explore Tell us about your room and we will call you back to set up a visit.
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