Custom Cabinet Door Companies in Albuquerque

“Marc's design through Bespoke Woodwork, installed the perfect wall entertainment center for our den in 2008. It was built to hold a 60+" TV, a side area for our 16 camera viewing monitor, as well as ample storage for DVDs and board games, all to be tucked away cleanly. He did a fantastic job blending the kitchen adjacent to the den; making sure it all flowed well having a shared doorway and arches with moldings to match both sides. The work went so smooth, we had a design for an entire wall of storage surrounding our bedroom fireplace. It has dresser drawers all with soft close, book case shelving, and a granite face with a seating area under a wooden mantle. They finished this project in 2013. We are looking forward to our next project, a backyard BBQ bar area.”

“We had our 1972 bathrooms brought up to date by Diane and her crew. Although both are tiny by today's standards, she managed to suggest design tweaks that visually enlarged each little space, and kept to our very modest budget with no problem, and on time. This, despite a motorcycle accident to one worker, and the wrong sink sent, resulting in a little wait. We went from poky, conventional, faux French to sleek, modern, and individual; it still looks fresh and up to date, after 8 years. Diane was very easy and pleasant to work with, always incorporating my ideas and wishes whenever practical. She nixed the idea of bronze fixtures, because our water is notoriously hard, and they would turn white with use. Her expertise and experience was invaluable. In the master bath, the sink is situated in a short corridor leading to the toilet and shower; she matched the cabinet to the dark oak of our antique furniture, for continuity, and kept the tiles, flooring and fixtures all one light hue - again, for continuity from the beige carpeting in the bedroom, visually enlarging the space. In the other bath, she suggested a sink cabinet that floats 6 or 7 inches off the floor, so that the eye isn't stopped, but continues to the back wall. I fell in love with the iridescence of Antique Labrador granite, but neither the budget nor the space would support a lot of this dark stone. Diane used it in a band, framing the mirror and sink, with a matching band around the tub/shower, topping off the almond-hued tiles. A collection of decorative, antique family photos, from the early 1900's, was hung in matching frames, and that added a very personal touch. We had fun with the pulls, and used the same style cabinetry in both baths. That kept the budget happy, and lent a subtle, visual continuity throughout the whole town house. The only reason for 4 instead of 5 stars, is our budget, which didn't allow for everything I would have liked. Besides, perfection is humanly impossible. We couldn't be more pleased with the work of Diane and Kitchen Studio. When I win the lottery, I will ask her to redo the kitchen!”

“This company did a great to accomplish everything we needed done. They were able to bring in all the craftsmen necessary to complete the entire job”