Mod Cabinetry helps San Francisco homeowners plan cabinet layouts and choose cabinetry through studio and virtual meetings. Senior designers have 10+ years of kitchen design experience; master designers have 20+ years. Start with a free consultation to discuss your project and the help you need.
Mod Cabinetry provides kitchen cabinet design help for San Francisco homeowners from its Berkeley studio. Homeowners can discuss their project in person or through a virtual consultation, then work with a designer on the layout, cabinet styles and finishes.
An assigned senior or master designer helps refine your kitchen plans as the project develops. Senior designers bring 10+ years of kitchen design experience, and master designers bring 20+ years. That support is useful when the design includes an unusual shape or a feature that needs careful coordination.
Learn about cabinetry services for San Francisco homeowners, including cabinet choices and support through ordering and delivery.
Use your first consultation with Mod Cabinetry to explain your project, your priorities and the help you need.
You might already have drawings, or you may still be deciding how much of the kitchen to change. Explain what frustrates you about the existing space. Point out hard-to-reach cabinets, awkward appliance placement or storage that does not work for you.
Bring inspiration images if you have them, along with any plans already prepared. Mention which appliances you expect to keep or replace. Detailed layout planning follows as you move forward with the team.
The NKBA kitchen planning guidelines cover functional storage, clear floor space and coordination with kitchen equipment. These are useful topics to raise alongside door styles and finishes.
Talk through your kitchen plans
Discuss your San Francisco project with Mod Cabinetry in a studio or virtual appointment.
Mod Cabinetry has worked on a curved T-shaped island that required cabinets to be arranged along angled walls.
The team used panels between the cabinets to create the angles while accommodating bulky appliances. The design challenge involved both fitting the cabinets and keeping the island’s appearance visually light.
If you have an island shape in mind, bring a sketch or inspiration image and explain how you want to use it. Ask the designer to explore the cabinet arrangement, appliance placement and installation needs together.
Give your designer the specifications and installation instructions for your chosen appliances. If you select Bosch, its manual and specification lookup can help you find them. The dimensions help the designer check how the appliances will fit.
Mod Cabinetry develops a kitchen design and estimate, then arranges measurements and further design work after the deposit.
An assigned designer works with you to refine the cabinet layout and selections. You can review changes remotely, so the design work can continue between visits to the Berkeley studio.
Use the design meetings to compare layout options and decide which works best for you. Ask to see how a change affects the rest of the layout before approving the final drawings.
Read Mod Cabinetry’s design and ordering process for the full sequence, including measurements, ordering and delivery coordination.
Mod Cabinetry offers free consultations for San Francisco homeowners at its Berkeley studio or virtually. Discuss your project and how the team can help.
Already have kitchen plans? Request a free estimate.
Mod Cabinetry can help you create a measured floor plan if you don’t already have one. Mod Design Works includes a home visit for measurements and a consultation in your space. Schedule a free consultation to discuss this with the Mod Cabinetry team.
Mod Cabinetry can refer you to an independent installer, or you can use your own contractor. Confirm the installation scope and price directly with the installer.
San Francisco’s kitchen and bath remodel permit guide explains the city’s application process. Discuss the full scope of your remodel with your contractor and confirm which requirements apply before work begins.
Yes. Mod Cabinetry has designed hidden pantry entrances that look like cabinet doors. Ask your designer how a hidden pantry door could fit into your kitchen layout.
