Elmwood Cabinetry for Your DC-Area Home

Are you interested in custom cabinetry that’s beautiful and environmentally friendly? Elmwood cabinetry may be what you’re looking for.

If you want Elmwood cabinetry in your home, you’re in luck – Jack Rosen Custom Kitchens is one of the largest Elmwood dealers and can help you get exactly what you want when it comes to your custom cabinetry.

Contact our cabinetry experts online or call 301-363-4064 to learn more.

Elmwood Cabinets

Since 1973, Elmwood Kitchens has produced high-quality, environmentally responsible, and durable custom cabinetry. Supported by the most technologically advanced woodworking equipment available, Elmwood’s craftspeople create cabinetry styles that range from timeless and traditional to sleek and stainless.

Offering Plyboo solid bamboo, different exotic veneers, and more, Elmwood produces cabinetry that stands out, no matter what color and style you choose. As a part of the KCMA Environmental Stewardship Program, Elmwood is ideal for those interested in a green kitchen design.

What could be better than custom cabinetry that’s both beautiful and environmentally friendly? Whether you want custom cabinetry in your bathroom, living room, or kitchen, Elmwood cabinetry can add distinct character to any room in your home.

Only the highest-quality materials are used to make Elmwood cabinetry, and the quality and durability combined with bold, customized designs ensure your custom cabinetry will be second to none.

For more about adding Elmwood custom cabinets to your home, contact Jack Rosen at 301-363-4064 today.

Frequently Asked Questions

What color of cabinets will make my kitchen look bigger?

Because it reflects light, white paint can make your kitchen feel open and airy.

Which kitchen cabinets are timeless?

Elmwood cabinets can give your cabinets a timeless look with their beautiful and sleek designs.

When is it time to replace kitchen cabinets?

After a period of substantial use, cabinets are subject to the same wear and tear as the rest of your kitchen’s features. They aren’t meant to last forever, and depending on the material, they may require a full replacement every 10–15 years.