Bring a Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams or Farrow & Ball number, a fabric, or a chip off your existing trim — the finish shop matches it.
A stained or contrasting-colour island against painted perimeter cabinets — the most popular custom request we get.
Custom colour on Shaker, slim-Shaker, flat-panel, beadboard or raised-panel — your call.
A catalyzed conversion varnish or a factory-grade paint finish that stands up to a kitchen — not a brush-and-roll job.
A painted door sample in your colour and sheen, under your kitchen light, before the order is placed.
We keep the formula so a future ding gets touched up in the exact colour.
Usually a modest upcharge over a standard painted finish — a few percent on the cabinetry line, not a different tier.
We can get very close on a painted finish. An exact match to aged, yellowed or hand-painted cabinets is harder — we will be honest about it at the consult.
Little to none on semi-custom lines; full-custom colour work follows the normal custom lead time.
Two-tone reads as designed when the island is the accent and the perimeter is the quiet colour. We will mock it up.
Tell us the room, a rough budget range and when you'd like to start. We'll come back with next steps and a realistic timeline — no pressure, no mystery pricing.
