Cabinetry Price Breakdown
What Does a Kitchen Really Cost?
Every kitchen is different, but seeing how the same layout prices out across multiple cabinet lines makes planning much easier. The example below uses a sample 10×13 kitchen to show how Ready-to-Assemble, semi-custom, custom, and frameless options can change your overall budget and level of finish.
Ready-to-Assemble (RTA)
The most budget-conscious option for this layout.
Starting at $3,500
Includes basic storage, standard finishes, and essential functionality for everyday use.
Semi-Custom Cabinetry
The most common choice for many homeowners.
Starting at $8,500
Includes upgraded storage solutions, more finish choices, and flexible sizing for a better fit.
Custom
Designed and built specifically for your space.
Starting at $18,000
Includes specialty woods, inset construction, detailed styling, and advanced finish options.
Frameless / European
A modern look with maximum interior storage.
Starting at $12,000
Includes sleek door styles, minimal reveals, and contemporary hardware for a clean, streamlined aesthetic.
Key Cost Factors
What Effects Your Kitchen Prcie?
Cabinet Line & Construction
Different lines offer different levels of customization, durability, and finish options—this is the biggest factor in your budget.
Layout & Storage Needs
Drawer bases, pull-outs, pantry units, organizers, and increased cabinet sizes all influence total cost.
Materials & Finishes
Paint vs. stain, solid wood vs. MDF, specialty finishes, and your countertop selections all play a role in final pricing.
Ready to Start Your Project?
Let’s Find the Right Kitchen for Your Budget
Whether you’re exploring RTA options or evaluating custom cabinetry, we’ll help you understand what’s realistic for your space and your investment. No pressure, no surprises—just clear guidance to help you move forward with confidence.