Custom Kitchen Cabinets in Queens, NY

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Sage shaker kitchen with island
Gray shaker kitchen, paneled fridge wall
White shaker kitchen with peninsula
Navy kitchen with white island
Sage pantry wall with coffee station
Gray kitchen with brass pulls
Island with pendant lights
Pull-out cutting board drawer
Island with furniture-style legs
Sage L-shaped kitchen
White kitchen, black hardware
Marble-look counters
Modern white slab kitchen
Flat-panel sink wall
Navy hutch with glass doors
Navy cabinets, full wall
Black kitchen going in
White kitchen, marble-look peninsula
White kitchen with gray tile
Island with seating
Compact kitchenette
Natural maple kitchen
Maple with black granite
White kitchen under the window
Long white island
Walnut kitchen with wall ovens
Walnut drawer bank
Cherry kitchen
Espresso kitchen

Kitchens · Queens, NY

What goes into a Jupiter kitchen

01
Full cabinet runs
Base and wall cabinets cut to your walls, your ceiling height and your appliances.
02
Islands and peninsulas
With seating, room for pendant lights or furniture-style legs, sized to the floor you have.
03
Paneled fridge walls
Tall cabinets that wrap the refrigerator so the whole wall reads as one piece.
04
Pantry and coffee walls
Floor-to-ceiling storage with a coffee station built right into the run.
05
Drawer banks
Deep drawers for pots, pans and dishes, including full-extension drawers you can see into.
06
Pull-outs that earn space
Pull-out cutting boards, a spice pull-out by the range and roll-out shelves in the bases.
07
Glass-front hutches
Upper cabinets or a hutch with glass doors to show dishes and glassware.
08
Wall-oven cabinets
Tall cabinets built around wall ovens, like his walnut kitchen with its drawer bank.

Made for the kitchen you actually have

Most Queens and NYC kitchens have a wall that isn’t straight, a window in an awkward spot or a ceiling that isn’t level. Stock boxes leave gaps and filler strips. Custom kitchen cabinets are built to those exact numbers, so the run fits wall to wall and the uppers can go all the way up. Lauro takes the measurements himself, at your home, at no cost.

Before anything is cut, he draws the design by hand so you can see the layout, the door style and where every drawer goes. Shaker, flat slab or raised panel; painted sage, navy, gray or white, or natural maple, cherry and walnut. Once you approve the drawing, a kitchen usually takes three to four weeks to build and install.

The details that make it work

Measured on site by the same person who builds it.
A hand drawing you approve before any wood is cut.
Solid oak, maple, cherry or walnut, plywood or MDF – your choice.
Installed by Lauro himself, not handed off to a crew.

Design yours

Sketch your kitchen in a minute.

Pick a door, a color, the hardware and a countertop. Text the sketch to Lauro and he’ll bring ideas to your free measurement.

Door style

Cabinet color

Upper cabinets

Hardware

Countertop

Extras

Your sketch

Text it to Lauro Send by email

Just an idea to start the conversation. Lauro draws the real plan by hand after measuring.

How it works

From your first call to the last hinge.

Call or text
Tell us what you have in mind. Send photos of your space if you have them.
Free measurement
Lauro comes to your home to measure and listen. No charge.
Hand-drawn design
You see your cabinets on paper before anything is cut. A deposit gets it started.
Built in our shop
Every box, door and drawer is made in our own shop. Most kitchens take 3 to 4 weeks.
Installed & guaranteed
Installed by the same hands that built it, with a 1-year warranty.

Questions

Good to know before we start.

How long does a custom kitchen take?

Usually 3–4 weeks after you approve the design. That covers building everything in the shop and installing it in your home.

Is the measurement really free?

Yes. Lauro comes to your home, measures the kitchen and talks through how you cook and what you need to store, at no cost.

What materials can I choose?

Solid oak, maple, cherry and walnut, plywood, MDF, melamine and laminate, or wood veneer. Lauro explains the difference between them during the visit.

How do payments work?

A deposit starts the job. You can pay by Zelle, Cash App or check. Every kitchen comes with a 1-year warranty.