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Cabinets in Dunwoody, GA

Inspect wall attachment in the actual Dunwoody property before choosing the cabinets scope; neighboring homes do not establish the condition or layout here. The shift from closed-off kitchens to open-concept spaces is the most common renovation in DeKalb County, and it starts with cabinetry that accommodates structural changes, not fights them.

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  • Measured before ordering
  • Semi-custom to full custom

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Refacing, before and after

Drag the handle: the same kitchen with new doors and fronts, boxes and layout untouched.

Dated kitchen with honey oak raised-panel cabinets, brown laminate counters, white appliances and a fluorescent ceiling light.The same kitchen with white painted raised-panel doors and drawer fronts, the brown laminate counters and white appliances unchanged.BeforeAfter
Illustrative refacing comparison. New doors and drawer fronts on the original boxes; the layout and counters are unchanged.

Cabinets chosen on the room, not the catalog

Dunwoody Cabinet Gallery specializes in cabinetry for homes shaped by this era: split-levels, ranches, and colonials where removing a wall between kitchen and dining room is the first step, and Perimeter Center condos where plumbing stacks are fixed and every inch counts. For the provider discussion discussion in Dunwoody, ask the responding provider to identify what it offers for cabinets, who is responsible for this part of the work and what its written proposal includes.

Why Dunwoody Cabinet Gallery

How We Work

One conversation in your home, one measure, one written quote, then an install date.

1 visitA measure and design conversation in the room itself
ItemizedEvery cabinet priced on the written quote, so changes stay simple
4 to 16 wksLead time stated up front, semi-custom to custom
LevelledBoxes shimmed, scribed and checked before the doors go on
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The Dunwoody kitchen: 1960s to 1980s closed layouts

For a Dunwoody homeowner considering the dunwoody kitchen: 1960s to 1980s closed layouts, start with the measured layout and selected products as measured in the existing room rather than assumptions about local housing age or resale expectations. These homes were designed with distinct zones: the kitchen was a functional box, separated from the dining and living areas by walls and doorways. The cabinetry in these kitchens was often builder-grade oak, with shallow cabinets, minimal storage, and no integrated appliances. For cabinets in Dunwoody, ask how the proposed box or door substrate, finish and edge details suit the actual conditions described in the dunwoody kitchen: 1960s to 1980s closed layouts and request the applicable product documentation before accepting a performance or price comparison. When homeowners begin planning a renovation, the first question is rarely about style, it is whether the wall between the kitchen and dining room can come down. The answer depends on load-bearing structure, but the cabinetry must be designed to support the new flow, not just fill space.

Closed-to-open conversions and why they happen here

In Dunwoody, removing the wall between kitchen and dining room is not a trend, it is a necessity shaped by the home's original design. These conversions unlock natural light, improve traffic flow, and create space for islands or breakfast bars. But they also demand cabinetry that adapts to irregular walls, uneven floors, and existing plumbing or electrical lines that were not meant to be moved. A full overlay door style in painted maple or stained white oak works best here, as it hides minor wall imperfections and creates a clean, continuous line across the new open space. Tall pantry units and appliance garages replace the old wall-mounted cabinets, turning dead space into functional zones. The key is designing the new cabinet run to align with the new opening, not forcing the layout to fit old dimensions. This requires precise field measurements and an understanding of how the original structure was built, which is why local experience matters more than catalog choices.

Warm white painted built-in bookcases and base cabinets flank a stone fireplace, with a television on the left shelves.

Empty-nester refreshes in Georgetown and the Village

The useful starting point for this Dunwoody room is the measured layout and selected products, recorded on the plan; a neighborhood label does not establish the cabinet specification or expected outcome; review this point in the empty-nester refreshes in georgetown and the village discussion. Many of these are occupied by empty-nesters who have lived in the same house for decades, raising families in the original layout. When they finally decide to update the kitchen, they are not looking for a full remodel, they are looking for a refresh that preserves the home's character while eliminating outdated features. Refacing is common here, but only if the boxes are sound. Inspect the existing face frames, box condition and finish before choosing refacing; the age or substrate name alone does not establish whether the assembly will remain serviceable. The goal is to replace worn doors and drawer fronts with a modern slab or shaker style, add soft-close hinges, and install undermount slides for smoother operation. Tall uppers with glass inserts bring light into the space, and a single pull-out trash drawer replaces the old, cluttered corner cabinet. The result is a kitchen that feels new without altering the home's footprint or violating historic neighborhood guidelines.

Perimeter Center condo kitchens

Perimeter Center's high-rises and low-rise condos present a different set of constraints: no structural changes, no plumbing relocation, and strict rules on work hours and freight elevator use. The goal here is not expansion, it is optimization. Every cabinet must deliver maximum storage within a fixed footprint. Deep drawers with full-extension undermount slides replace shallow base cabinets. Tall, narrow pantry units with pull-out shelves fit where a traditional cabinet will not. Lazy Susans in corner bases are replaced with swing-out trays that do not require swing clearance. When evaluating perimeter center condo kitchens, request the specific Dunwoody project product sheet and check its stated limitations against finish care; the material or finish name alone is not proof of performance. Hardware is chosen for minimal profile, and under-cabinet lighting is integrated to brighten dark corners. The design must also account for the fact that the plumbing stack is fixed, so sink placement and faucet location are locked in. These kitchens are built for efficiency, not aesthetics alone.

Walk-in closet fitted with grey painted cabinetry, glass-front lit uppers, hanging clothes and a central island of drawers.

Kitchen cabinet cost in Dunwoody

The cost of cabinetry in Dunwoody varies by the scope of work and the home's structure. When reviewing kitchen cabinet cost in dunwoody, ask how retaining sound boxes and changing the fronts changes the Dunwoody proposal and which allowances remain provisional. For cabinets in Dunwoody, request an itemized written quote for the complete replacement scope, with installation and any related trade work identified separately. Compare proposals for the proposed custom fabrication and finish details using the actual Dunwoody room measurements and the same agreed inclusions, rather than a generic price allowance; review this point in the kitchen cabinet cost in dunwoody discussion. When reviewing kitchen cabinet cost in dunwoody, ask how the complete replacement scope changes the Dunwoody proposal and which allowances remain provisional. For cabinets in Dunwoody, ask how the proposed box or door substrate, finish and edge details suit the actual conditions described in kitchen cabinet cost in dunwoody and request the applicable product documentation before accepting a performance or price comparison. In a Dunwoody closed-to-open renovation, debris hauling, wall repair after the opening is framed, and countertop work each carry their own line in the project quote. These figures are estimates for cabinets in Dunwoody, GA, subject to change based on site conditions and final scope, and the written quote issued after your design visit sets the final price for your specific layout and structure.

What we build

Cabinetry for every room in the house

Apartment kitchen with grey flat-panel cabinets, white quartz counters and plain cardboard cartons stacked by the door.Commercial CabinetsUnfinished apartment corridor with open doorways showing identical white shaker kitchens and paper-covered floors.Multifamily and Apartment Cabinet PackagesWhite shaker cabinets set in a new kitchen with plywood subtops, no countertops yet, and a drill on top.New Construction Builder Cabinet PackagesShrink-wrapped cabinet cartons stacked on a wooden pallet in a warehouse beside a hand truck and loading door.Wholesale Cabinets for Contractors and BuildersFloor-to-ceiling navy shaker cabinets with brass hardware, a matching hood cabinet, stainless refrigerator and a white herringbone backsplash.Custom Kitchen CabinetsClose view of cream painted cabinet doors with round brass knobs, a raised panel and narrow reveals inside the frame.Inset CabinetryLight oak walk-in closet with lit hanging sections, shoe shelves, banks of drawers and folded clothes on open shelving.Custom Walk-In Closet CabinetryDark green butler's pantry cabinets with a marble counter, open wood shelves of glassware and an undercounter beverage fridge.Wet Bar and Butler's Pantry CabinetsCovered patio kitchen with stainless doors and drawers under a speckled granite counter, a built-in grill and ceiling fan.Outdoor Kitchen CabinetsWhite shaker cabinets with black pulls, a grey island with turned legs, white subway tile and quartz counters.Kitchen CabinetsSage green shaker cabinets with a tall double-door pantry, a built-in microwave, cup pulls and white quartz counters.Semi-Custom Kitchen CabinetsWalnut double vanity with a white quartz top, two sinks, brass faucets, framed mirrors and a tall linen cabinet.Bathroom Cabinets and VanitiesLarge charcoal island with an open end bookcase, a white quartz top, four wooden stools and three drum pendants above.Kitchen Island CabinetsGrey painted home office built-ins with open shelving towers, a built-in desk with a drawer, crown molding and a window.Built-In Cabinets and BookcasesKitchen mid-refacing with new white raised-panel doors on some boxes, others still bare, and doors stacked on the island.Cabinet RefacingGrey steel garage cabinets on legs, a wood workbench top, glossy epoxy floor and open garage door.Garage Cabinet SystemsTall white pantry cabinet with doors open on roll-out trays of jars, and a pull-out spice rack beside it.Pantry Cabinets and Pull-Out OrganizersWhite beadboard laundry cabinets with a hanging rod, a front-loading washer under a quartz counter and a sink.Laundry Room CabinetsFour deep blue painted mudroom lockers with a shared bench, coat hooks and cubbies above, on a beige tile floor.Mudroom Lockers and Built-InsSmall white kitchen with flat-panel stock cabinets, a laminate counter, a white dishwasher and a window over the sink.In-Stock Cabinets
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The process

From first call to installed cabinets

Four steps, and you make a decision at the end of each one before the next begins.

  1. Call or send the form

    We call back, talk through the room and what you want from it, and set a time to visit.

  2. Measure and design

    A field measure, then a layout with door style, finish and hardware you can see before you commit.

  3. Written quote and order

    An itemized quote with the lead time on it. Cabinets are ordered against the measured drawing once you sign.

  4. Delivery and install

    Boxes are checked on arrival, set level and scribed to the walls, doors adjusted, then a walk-through with you.

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Service area

Where We Work

Questions

Questions Dunwoody homeowners ask

Should I reface or replace my kitchen cabinets?

For cabinets in Dunwoody, ask how the proposed box or door substrate, finish and edge details suit the actual conditions described in should i reface or replace my kitchen cabinets and request the applicable product documentation before accepting a performance or price comparison. For cabinets in Dunwoody, request an itemized written quote for retaining sound boxes and changing the fronts, with installation and any related trade work identified separately. If the layout is changing, the boxes are sagging, or you are removing a wall, a full replacement is the better choice. The design visit includes an inspection of the existing boxes to confirm the right path.

Do you work in Perimeter Center condos?

Yes. Confirm whether the responding provider can address delivery access for cabinets in Dunwoody, and ask who supplies, checks and carries out the related work. The design accounts for fixed plumbing stacks and non-negotiable structural limits, focusing on maximizing storage within the existing footprint.

Why choose between traditional framed cabinetry and frameless box styles when opening a closed room?

Framed cabinets have a wooden face frame that the doors attach to, which hides minor wall imperfections and is common in older homes. Frameless cabinets have no face frame, offering more interior space and a modern look, often preferred in condos where every inch counts. For cabinets in Dunwoody, ask how the proposed box or door substrate, finish and edge details suit the actual conditions described in why choose between traditional framed cabinetry and frameless box styles when opening a closed room and request the applicable product documentation before accepting a performance or price comparison.

How do you handle walls that aren't plumb or level?

The useful starting point for this Dunwoody room is floor and trim junctions, wall attachment, recorded on the plan; a neighborhood label does not establish the cabinet specification or expected outcome. When discussing how do you handle walls that aren't plumb or level, ask the responding provider how sink access, wall attachment is handled for this Dunwoody project and what is included in the proposal. This ensures doors and drawers operate smoothly, even if the room is not square.

What does the design visit include?

The design visit includes a full measurement of the room, evaluation of existing cabinetry, discussion of your goals, and a layout sketch. For the what does the design visit include discussion in Dunwoody, ask the responding provider to identify what it offers for cabinets, who is responsible for this part of the work and what its written proposal includes. At the end, you receive a written quote that itemizes every cabinet by size and type.

Do you handle demolition and disposal?

Yes. Demolition of old cabinets, removal of debris, and site cleanup are included in the scope. Confirm whether the responding provider can address floor and trim junctions, wall attachment for cabinets in Dunwoody, and ask who supplies, checks and carries out the related work.

What's the lead time for a custom kitchen?

Ask which supplier instructions and site constraints govern delivery access for this Dunwoody project, and record the agreed dimensions or dates instead of using an unsupported standard allowance. For cabinets in Dunwoody, agree the actual measurements and product requirements for the measured layout and selected products before committing to the layout or schedule. For the what's the lead time for a custom kitchen discussion in Dunwoody, ask the responding provider to identify what it offers for cabinets, who is responsible for this part of the work and what its written proposal includes.

What does the written warranty cover?

Request the proposed warranty documentation for cabinets before accepting the Cabinets in Dunwoody project agreement. Request the proposed warranty documentation for cabinets before accepting the Cabinets in Dunwoody project agreement.

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