Cabinetry is the single biggest style decision in a kitchen or bathroom remodel. It sets the tone for the whole room — the material, the finish, the door profile, the hardware — and it’s also where a large share of your project budget goes. Picking the right line matters.

Most remodelers offer one or two cabinet brands and work within those options. Slate Cabinetry partners with five distinct cabinet lines, each serving a different combination of style, customization, and budget. That’s not an accident — it’s how our team makes sure the cabinetry recommendation actually fits your project instead of defaulting to whatever’s available.

Here’s what each line brings to the table.

Greenfield Cabinets

Greenfield sits at the fully custom end of the spectrum. If your project calls for non-standard dimensions, specialty finishes, or configurations that off-the-shelf lines can’t accommodate, this is where the conversation starts. Fully custom means longer lead times and a higher investment, but it also means the cabinetry is built specifically for your space — no filler strips, no compromises on depth or height.

Best for: homeowners who want total control over every detail, or kitchens and bathrooms with unusual layouts that standard sizing can’t serve well.

Luxor Collection

Luxor offers a high-end semi-custom experience — a wide range of door styles, finishes, and organizational accessories, with more flexibility than stock cabinetry but without the full-custom timeline. It’s a strong middle ground for homeowners who want quality construction and design variety without waiting months for delivery.

Best for: homeowners looking for a premium look and durable build with more configuration options than stock, on a reasonable timeline.

Metropolitan Woodworks

Metropolitan Woodworks emphasizes craftsmanship in solid wood construction. The line is known for clean lines and sturdy builds that hold up over time — practical for high-traffic kitchens where the cabinetry needs to perform as well as it looks years down the road.

Best for: homeowners who prioritize durability and natural wood construction and want cabinetry that ages well.

Fabuwood

Fabuwood hits an accessible price point without cutting corners on the construction basics. The line offers a solid range of door styles and finishes — enough variety to execute a clean, modern kitchen or a more traditional look — at a budget that makes it realistic for a wider range of projects.

Best for: homeowners who want a well-built, good-looking kitchen on a tighter budget, or investment properties where value and appearance need to balance.

Tribeca Cabinetry

Tribeca rounds out the lineup with a design-forward, contemporary aesthetic. If you’re drawn to flat-panel doors, matte finishes, or a more minimal European-influenced look, Tribeca is where that vision typically lands. The line offers enough flexibility in sizing and configuration to work in both kitchens and bathrooms.

Best for: homeowners going after a modern, clean-lined aesthetic — especially in open-concept kitchens where the cabinetry is highly visible from adjacent living spaces.

Why Five Lines Instead of One?

A single cabinet brand can only cover so much ground. Five partners mean our team can recommend a line that genuinely matches both your design vision and your budget — rather than making you choose between the two.

During the Design phase of your remodel, our designers walk you through samples, finishes, and configurations from the lines that fit your project. You see and feel the actual materials before anything gets ordered. For a deeper look at how cabinetry types differ beyond brand, see our complete guide to kitchen cabinet types.

Beyond the Kitchen: Cabinetry for Bathrooms and More

While kitchens get most of the attention, vanities and storage cabinetry in bathrooms benefit from the same level of material and construction thought. Several of the lines above — particularly Luxor, Fabuwood, and Tribeca — offer bathroom-specific configurations including vanity bases, linen towers, and medicine cabinets.

Our Slate Cabinetry team helps you match the right line to the right room — whether it’s a kitchen, a primary bath, or both as part of a larger remodel.

How to Get Started

The best way to narrow down which line fits your project is a conversation — either at the showroom or over a free consultation where our team can understand your scope, your style, and your priorities before recommending anything.

Book a free design consultation to see these lines in person and talk through what works for your space.

Related reading: Your Complete Guide to Kitchen Cabinet Types | View our project portfolio