cabinetry

noun cab·i·net·ry \ ˈkab-ni-trē , ˈka-bə- \

|Updated on: 15 Aug 2018

Definition of cabinetry

: cabinetwork; also : cabinets

kitchen cabinetry

Recent Examples of cabinetry from the Web

Right next to it is the laundry room, which has custom cabinetry and a farmhouse sink under a window overlooking the front lawn.

— emma austin, The Courier-Journal, "This modern Louisville-area farmhouse was designed with family in mind," 12 July 2018
Fir accents inside include window frames, a window seat, and the kitchen cabinetry.

— marni elyse katz, BostonGlobe.com, "Parents add a modern wing to their son’s Vermont farmhouse," 15 June 2018
To give your kitchen a more custom feel, extend kitchen cabinets to the ceiling with a 12-inch cabinet above your existing cabinetry.

— michelle martin for toll brothers, Detroit Free Press, "Top 6 trends in the kitchen and bath," 16 May 2018
The updated kitchen blends red cabinetry with stainless steel surfaces.

— lauren beale, latimes.com, "Golf course home in Charlotte, N.C., no longer hits the right note for Fantasia," 14 May 2018
The couple gutted the unit and rebuilt it by moving walls and updating cabinetry and fixtures to reflect their vibrant personalities.

— andrea darr, kansascity, "River Market condo a window on a vibrant urban scene | The Kansas City Star," 9 Feb. 2018
Renovations would include updated cabinetry and appliances; new flooring, lighting, and counter tops.

— mary shanklin, OrlandoSentinel.com, "Buyers to plow millions into South Seminole apartments," 2 Oct. 2017
Built in 2005, the house has 3½ baths, three fireplaces, custom millwork and cabinetry, cherry hardwood floors, a kitchen with Sub-Zero and Viking appliances and a two-car brick garage with a rooftop deck.

— bob goldsborough, chicagotribune.com, "Former Chicago Blackhawks forward Kyle Calder sells Lakeview house for $1.45 million," 6 July 2018
Melanie, who formerly operated her own catering business, purchased state-of-the-art kitchen appliances, including a convection oven and a separate steam oven, and then Brooks designed cabinetry to accommodate them.

— sally a. downey, Philly.com, "Old combines with new in 1910 Craftsman house in Wynnewood," 3 July 2018

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