Custom Cabinets in Yakima, WA
A full-service cabinet shop for kitchens, baths, and built-ins. We field measure, build to your exact room, and install soft-close doors and dovetailed drawers across the Yakima Valley. Free design consultation.
Notes on custom cabinetry, materials, and kitchen projects from our Yakima shop.
July 1, 2026
Picking the wood is one of the first real decisions in a cabinet project, and it shapes both the look and the price of your kitchen. Grain, hardness, and how a species takes finish all matter. Here is how we help Yakima homeowners choose, whether the plan is a painted Shaker kitchen or a natural stained look.
If you want a painted kitchen, you do not need expensive figured hardwood. Paint-grade doors are usually maple or MDF panels, both of which take a sprayed catalyzed finish smoothly and hide the grain under color. If you want the wood to show, that is stain-grade territory, where the species and its grain become the whole point.
Maple is hard, tight-grained, and takes both paint and stain well, which makes it our most requested species. Oak brings a strong open grain that suits traditional and craftsman homes. Cherry darkens beautifully with age, walnut reads rich and modern, and hickory offers dramatic color variation for a rustic look. Alder is softer and more affordable, a good middle ground for a warm stained kitchen on a budget.
A slab door leans modern and pairs naturally with frameless, full-access boxes. A five-piece Shaker door is the safe classic that fits almost any Yakima home. Raised-panel doors suit more traditional houses. We build all of these, and the right pick depends as much on your cabinets and trim as on trend. Our custom kitchen cabinets page walks through the construction behind each style.
The wood you see is only the doors and fronts. The boxes behind them do the structural work, and we build ours from cabinet-grade plywood rather than particleboard so they hold hinges and stay square. Plywood costs a little more up front and pays it back in a kitchen that still closes right a decade later.
Species and stain look completely different under Yakima afternoon light than under a showroom bulb. Before you commit, get door and finish samples and set them in your actual kitchen for a day. We bring samples to the free measure so you can decide in the room where the cabinets will live.
Thinking about new cabinets and not sure which wood is right? Call Tsdigitalarts at (509) 960-6922 or contact us to book a free design consultation in Yakima.
One local shop for the full range of cabinetry, from a single vanity to a whole kitchen.
Made-to-order base, wall, and tall pantry cabinets sized to your exact room, with island and appliance-panel options that stock lines cannot match.
New doors, drawer fronts, and matching veneer over sound existing boxes, a lower-cost path to a fresh kitchen when the carcasses are still solid.
Custom vanities, medicine cabinets, and linen towers built to your bathroom footprint, with plumbing cutouts and moisture-resistant materials.
Entertainment centers, bookcases, window seats, mudroom lockers, and fireplace surrounds scribed and fitted tight to your walls and floors.
Walk-in and reach-in organizers, pantry systems, and garage storage with adjustable shelving, drawers, and hanging components tailored to the space.
Strip, sand, and spray a new stain or catalyzed finish on existing cabinetry to change the color or restore worn surfaces without new doors.
Tsdigitalarts provides custom cabinets in Yakima, WA, from custom kitchen cabinetry and cabinet refacing to bathroom vanities, built-in millwork, closet systems, and cabinet refinishing. We build face-frame and frameless boxes from cabinet-grade plywood, hang Shaker, raised-panel, and slab doors on concealed soft-close hinges, and fit dovetailed drawer boxes on undermount slides. Our shop serves homes off Tieton Drive, in Nob Hill and West Valley, and out to the ZIP codes across 98902.
A cabinet is only as good as its box, so we do not cut that corner. Boxes come out of 3/4 inch birch or maple plywood rather than bare particleboard, joinery is dado and dovetail instead of staples alone, and every run gets a light rail, scribe molding, and filler strips so it meets your walls clean. That construction is what separates a shop-built kitchen from a flat pack, and it is why our cabinets still close square years after the install on Summitview Avenue.
Yakima homes are not identical, and neither are their kitchens. A 1920s bungalow in the Barge-Chestnut district has out-of-square walls and settled floors that a stock cabinet line simply cannot fit, while a newer build in Terrace Heights wants a full-access frameless look with 32mm hardware. Because we build to a field measure and shop drawings rather than a catalog, we handle both without forcing your room to match a box that was made a thousand miles away.
The process stays clear from the first visit to the final adjustment. We measure your space, walk you through wood species, door styles, and finishes such as conversion varnish, and hand you a written quote before anything is cut. Then we build in the shop, deliver, and set the cabinets level and plumb, usually within a few weeks of the measure. Homeowners from Selah down to Union Gap call us because the number on this site reaches a real cabinetmaker, not a call center.
Cabinet pricing depends on construction, wood species, and door style. Stock lines sit at the budget end, semi-custom adds size and finish options, and fully custom is built to your exact specs. Refacing is a separate value path when your boxes are sound. The ranges below are typical for the Yakima area, and we put a firm number in writing after a free measure.
We build and install cabinets across Yakima and the surrounding valley, from the city neighborhoods out to the nearby towns and orchards.
Not sure if we reach your area? Call (509) 960-6922 and we will let you know.
Ready to talk cabinets? We will measure your kitchen or bath, walk you through wood species, door styles, and finishes, and hand you a clear written quote with no pressure. From the first visit off Yakima Avenue to the final drawer adjustment, one shop handles design, build, and install.