Custom dark wood kitchen cabinetry with integrated handles

White kitchen cabinets, built to your plan.

White is the most-requested kitchen cabinet color across every architectural style. Crateworks supplies custom white kitchen cabinets in lacquer or solid-wood paint-grade: shaker, slab, framed, frameless, finished to your exact white (warm, cool, off-white, pure) and built to your kitchen plan.

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Which white

"White" covers a wide range. Pure white (BM Chantilly Lace, SW Pure White) for clean contemporary kitchens. Warm white (BM White Dove, SW Alabaster) for traditional and transitional projects. Off-white / creamy (BM Simply White, SW Creamy) when the kitchen sits next to a warmer palette.

Specify the white by Pantone, Benjamin Moore, or Sherwin Williams reference. Custom color matching against a sample is supported on every order.

Lacquer or paint

UV-cured lacquer: applied and cured before shipment, hardest finish available, uniform across every panel. Most durable option for kitchens. Slight sheen ranges from matte to gloss.

Solid-wood paint-grade: stiles and rails in solid pine or poplar, panels in MDF, painted before shipment or site-painted. Used for traditional shaker doors where the panel detail matters. Slightly less durable than lacquer but easier to touch up over time.

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Common questions

Pure white (Chantilly Lace, Pure White) for contemporary kitchens, warm white (White Dove, Alabaster) for transitional, off-white (Simply White, Creamy) for traditional or kitchens that sit next to a warmer palette. Pick based on the surrounding tones: wood floors, stone counters, wall paint.
Lacquer is more durable and uniform, best for high-traffic family kitchens. Painted solid-wood is easier to touch up over time and reads slightly softer. Both are applied before shipment. For most kitchens, lacquer is the default; painted solid-wood when traditional shaker detail matters.
Lacquer with proper UV resistance does not yellow under normal indoor light. Some older oil-based paints did yellow. Modern water-based and lacquer finishes do not. Confirm the spec on the order.
Yes. Provide the Pantone, Benjamin Moore, or Sherwin Williams reference, or a physical sample of the color. The supplier matches and confirms with a sample chip before production starts.
10 to 14 weeks from approved order. Standard whites ship slightly faster than custom-matched colors.

Send the kitchen plan.

Kitchen elevations, cabinet schedule, the exact white you've committed to. Returns with a sample chip plan and a quote.
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