We measure kitchens across Frisco every week, from Rail District remodels to new builds in Fields and PGA-adjacent neighborhoods. Here is what homeowners are actually choosing right now, not what design magazines say they should. Rift white oak everywhere The straight, calm grain of rift-cut white oak has become the signature of new Frisco construction:…
Semi-custom sounds like it should be most of the way to custom for half the money. Sometimes it is. But the two words hide a structural difference worth understanding before you spend five figures. Where semi-custom starts Semi-custom lines start from factory sizes, usually in three-inch increments, and let you modify depth or pick from…
Stand in any high-end Frisco kitchen and something feels different before you can name it. Half the time, the answer is inset doors. Here is what that term means and whether it is worth the premium. Overlay: the standard Overlay doors sit on top of the cabinet frame. Full overlay, where doors nearly touch and…
Texas is hard on woodwork. A hundred-degree garage in August, an air-conditioned kitchen at 72, and humidity swinging with every front that blows through. Wood moves with all of it, and some species handle the ride far better than others. The reliable performers Maple is the workhorse for painted cabinets: tight, stable grain that keeps…
The most expensive mistake in kitchen updates is answering this question with your gut instead of your cabinet boxes. Here is how we actually decide, on real jobs, every week. Reface when the bones are good Refacing replaces every door and drawer front, wraps the frames and end panels, and upgrades hinges and slides to…
Ask five cabinet companies what a kitchen costs and you will get four vague answers and one number designed to get a salesman in your door. Here is the honest version, based on typical Collin County project ranges. The short answer Most full custom kitchens in Frisco run 500 to 1,200 dollars per linear foot,…