I often tell custom and remodel customers that you don't have to 'break the bank' to add custom touches to your kitchen remodel.  But if you're going to go to the trouble to get custom kitchen cabinets from us, you should add the special touches and ideas you have into the design.  We will help you turn your ideas into a "kitchen cabinetry" reality.  If it can't be done, or it is prohibitively expensive to do so, we will simply tell you.  But it is often the nice custom modifications that really set apart the custom kitchen cabinet remodel.  This beautiful Ojai home is a good example.

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It is easiest and most compelling for us to take pictures of our big custom cabinet installations.  In part because we dedicate a lot of time and energy in terms of innovation and research to the custom cabinets in the bigger and high end homes, and in part because they photograph well.  As a byproduct we may give the impression that we only want to build and install cabinets for the high end or large home.  However, this is not the case.  We exist to make cabinets and to help home owners, remodelers, and builders create excellent modern and convenient kitchens regardless of the size.  We have resources available for the remodeler, the do-it-yourselfer, and the high-end custom builder.

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The models at Concerto Lofts in Playa Vista, CA feature cabinets by W.L. Rubottom Company.  We built these cabinets in a modified flush overlay style with a frameless box.  The benefit of this construction method is that it is economical because it utilizes our frameless manufacturing methods, but sophisticated and modern in its styling.  This is a cabinet we can produce for a custom project, a remodel, or a large project such as Concerto Lofts.

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Choosing a color, material and door style for your remodel is difficult to do and nearly impossible without having the materials in hand.  We do the best we can to accurately portray the color variations in our photographs, but the bottom line is it’s really hard to get the color of a finish on wood to look right when photographed.  The lighting and reflections in the room and the depth, warmth and grain of the wood and finish are simply too many variables to handle at once.  And trying to compare a photograph on a website to paint colors and flooring and counter choices becomes overwhelming quickly.