How custom design actually works
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How custom design actually works
Our design process runs in five steps: in-home consultation and measure, concept layout, selections (door style, finish, hardware, interiors), detailed shop drawings, and final sign-off. Each step has a deliverable you approve in writing before the next begins.
The measure is the foundation
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The measure is the foundation
Field measurement captures what stock cabinets ignore: out-of-plumb walls, floor slope, window casing positions, and ceiling variation. In pre-1980 Boise homes these variances decide cabinet sizing; in newer Meridian builds they confirm the plan matches the print.
Selections without overwhelm
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Selections without overwhelm
Six door styles and 299 finishes sound overwhelming until they are sequenced: door profile first, finish family second, exact finish from physical samples at home third, hardware last. Use the catalog to shortlist before your appointment.
Shop drawings and sign-off
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Shop drawings and sign-off
Dimensioned elevations show every cabinet, filler, and panel before fabrication. Changes at the drawing stage cost nothing; changes after release restart lead time. Read the measurement and design phase article for what to check on your drawings.




