New Orleans Elite Cabinets Blog

Every post here answers a question New Orleans property owners actually ask before they hire anyone — what work costs, which materials are worth the upcharge, how long a job really takes, and the shortcuts that look fine for two years and then do not.

The writing comes from the same people doing the work in New Orleans, LA and Greater New Orleans, which is why the numbers are specific and the advice sometimes tells you not to spend money.

Skip the articles and go to the page for what you need — each one covers pricing, scope and how to start:

• Custom Kitchen Cabinets in New Orleans — Custom kitchen cabinets in a New Orleans house have to solve two problems at once: the humidity, and the fact that very little in an older house here is level. We design, build, and install full custom kitchens from 3/4-inch moisture-resistant furniture-grade plywood, then shim and scribe them into rooms that have been quietly settling on soft ground for a century.
• Bathroom Vanities in New Orleans — A custom bathroom vanity is the one piece of cabinetry in the house that lives under a water supply in a room that turns into a steam bath twice a day, which is why it usually fails first. We build vanities with sealed interiors, a solid plywood floor in the sink base, and hardware picked for a wet room instead of a dry one.
• Walk-In Closets & Wardrobes in New Orleans — Walk-in closets and wardrobe systems return more per dollar than anything else we build, because the room already exists and hardly anybody is using it properly. A single rod with one shelf above it wastes roughly half the volume of a typical closet, and replacing it with a designed layout usually doubles what the same footprint holds.
• Garage Cabinets & Storage in New Orleans — Garage cabinets turn the least organized room on the property into the most useful one, and around here they have to survive conditions no interior cabinet ever meets. We build garage storage in moisture-resistant plywood or powder-coated steel, wall-hung wherever the framing allows, with finishes and hardware chosen for a space that is hot, damp, and occasionally underwater.
• Home Office & Built-Ins in New Orleans — Home office and built-in cabinetry is what turns an awkward spare bedroom, a dead corner, or a blank parlor wall into the part of the house people comment on. Built-ins are a different product from furniture pushed against a wall: they use the full depth and height available, scribe tight to the plaster, and lose the dust gap and the wobble.

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