Great design is the cornerstone of elegant and functional custom cabinets. We have years of experience in designing, crafting, installing, and maintaining custom cabinets in Anaheim. We have provided custom cabinets to many high-end residential and commercial properties in Anaheim and the greater Orange County. We build all of our custom cabinets right here in Anaheim. We also offer bespoke furniture such as bookcases, closet shelving, and bathroom vanities. Our goal is to bring to life our client’s vision, and make stylish and space saving cabinets.

Cabinets are large and a prominent part of your home. This is why they are an important part of any remodeling project. Remodeling a property is a milestone event, so getting your cabinets to fit into your overall vision is a significant factor in the remodels success. Our custom cabinets are fully customizable and made in Anaheim. Whether it be open frame doors, partial overlay doors, or hardwood counter tops we build everything with high quality wood and industry leading cabinet hardware. Every piece we make reflects our attention to detail.

Reach out today and we can start designing the custom cabinets of your dreams. Get started today with one of our custom cabinetry craftsmen to begin your journey to a brand new living space.

Hand Made Custom Cabinets in Anaheim
Great design is the foundation for space-saving and elegant custom cabinetry. From kitchen cabinets, custom bookcases closets, media/entertainment centers, to floating shelves. Many of our clients love creating a matching theme for the furniture throughout their home, reach out to one of our carpentry specialists to get the planning process started. Our craftsmen have years’ of experience and can help you make your dream home a reality. How Our Process Works

A. Outlining and Initial Estimate Phase

Talking to Shepard Custom Cabinets is the first step. They will help you decide what you want from your custom cabinets. Sending us your room dimensions, either via drawings or architectural blueprints, is a great place to begin. After we learn the extent of work required we can provide you the first cost estimate. This will begin the planning phase, and we can assist you with making the final decisions on what you want.

B. Design Details & Consultation

After we have done our initial due diligence, and provided an estimate to you for the cost, we will start the design and consultation phase. We will communicate with you via email and phone, and we will need to visit the site in order to take final measurements. This is where we finalize the design plans and estimate the time it will take to complete the project. We also create a complete list of supplies. At the end of this phase we will know the cost of the project.

C. Exact Drawings and Deposit Payment

This step will allow us to create a payment schedule and provide you with ample notice for any future payments. The payment schedule corresponds to the next phases of the project, including final plans, cabinet fabrication, as well as the final building.

After the planning phase is completed, your project will be added to our schedule once the down payment has been paid. At this point we will have a set of drawings that will contain the exact measurements and required materials. We chose these processes because of the difficulties that can arise from making changes once fabrication begins. Once your give us the word, we being to fabricate your cabinets.

D. Building the Cabinets and Onsite Installation

This is where all the pieces come together. Your cabinets will be built and crafted at our Anaheim location. After the fabrication phase is complete, we will transport everything onto your property for final installation. When the entire project is completed, the final deposit is due. This usually takes between 4 and 8 weeks. Custom cabinets are made to order so the turnaround time will vary depending on the style and number of pieces you choose, as well as the labor time required for each piece.

Different Styles of Cabinet Doors
It is crucial to choose the right cabinet door as it is the most prominent part of your cabinet. When choosing a cabinet door there are two classifications that will affect how your cabinet looks overall, the way that the door style, and how the door is attached to the cabinet frame. Each will have a large impact on the character of your cabinet.

Cabinet Door Attachments
A full-overlay cabinet door completely covers the front face of the cabinet, and consequently provides more storage space. Because the frame of the cabinet is one hundred percent covered, this one continuous low-profile surface between the cabinets which is extremely popular today.

Cabinets with inset doors have their door built into the frame and sit flush when closed. At times you will see the hinges attached to the outside, and this requires precise work during the fabrication.

Partial overlay cabinets show much more of the cabinet frame, with about 1″ to 2″ of the frame exposed.

The Differences between Cabinet Door Styles
The recessed panel door makes it look like the center panel is depressed into the cabinet, give it a sleek streamlined feel. This design is popular in contemporary cabinets and offers many design options.

Frameless glass front cabinets have a single glass pane, but no dividing mullions.

Mullion frame doors have horizontal and vertical bars that break down the cabinet’s face into sections. The panes or sections have glass inserts so you can see the interior of the cabinet.

Cabinets with raised panel doors have a lifted central panel with a recessed border around it. Raised panel doors are a very popular and can be seen on classic to current day cabinets.

The slab cabinet door or flat-panel door is simply one slab of lumber. It is completely flat.

Handcrafted bath cabinets and custom vanities
A well-designed bathroom can make a big difference in your quality of living. You can also add custom bath cabinets to enhance the look and increase the storage space. While you are brainstorming the design for your custom vanities and cabinets, you should write a list of all your storage needs. Do you need makeup storage built into your vanity? Are you a hoarder of bathroom items and would you like to have as much storage as possible? Are you looking for cabinet space to store towels? Once you have gleaned your specific requirements, an expert carpenter at Shepard Custom Cabinets can assist you come up with a perfect design.

To make the most of your space and renovate your bathroom, you can install a custom-made vanity. You can make your bathroom more functional and beautiful by creating storage solutions that are both creative and functional. A retreat you will feel serene and relaxed after a long hectic day.

Custom Media Centers Handcrafted
In addition to custom cabinets, one the more popular pieces of furniture we build at Shepard Custom Cabinets is custom media centers, otherwise known as entertainment centers. An entertainment center typically houses your television, sound systems, video game consoles, and related paraphernalia. Many of our customers find that their television is an essential piece of your daily life. This is why they are able to get a custom-built entertainment centre.

Often ready to assemble (RTA) media centers are made from cheaper materials, such as particle board, and don’t stand the test of time. At Shepard Custom Cabinets we only use the best quality hard wood to build your custom media center, and this will make your media center look fantastic today, as well as stay looking great years into the future. Having an endless tangle of wires featured in the center of your living room can be distraction and an eyesore, so we can help you build your cabinets to accommodate them, and help you conceal that clutter.

Stains and Finishes
You can add character to your cabinet doors by choosing a finish. A finish is used to treat the surface of the cabinet to give it a desirable characteristics, such as improved protection, and alterations of it’s color and texture.

Waterborne finishes can be used to protect against scratches and damage. They are also non-toxic to the environment. Waterborne finishes can be fast drying and can mimic the appearance of many other stains. If you like patterns of grains of your piece of wood and want to change the color, it is great choice.

Glaze finishes can add additional texture and color to the surface of your cabinets, and can be brushed right on top of cabinets that have been painted or stained. If you like a glossy look, glazing your cabinets will give it a shine, as well as add damage and moisture protection. Painting your cabinets will completely hide the wood grains, and you can pretty much change it any color that you want. One popular option is to paint your cabinets a flat white color. There are many options, and Shepard Custom Cabinets’ expert craftsmen are available to help you. Give us a call today.