Home/Cabinets
Kitchen Cabinets
Drawn around your room, your appliances and the way you actually cook — not forced into a stock run.
Custom or Semi-Custom
Custom and semi-custom cabinetry drawn around your room rather than forced into it — door style, finish, interior fittings and hardware chosen together.
- Layout drawn to your room, appliances and how you actually cook
- Custom sizing where stock runs will not fit
- Door styles from flat-panel to Shaker to inset
- Painted, stained and natural wood finishes
- Soft-close hinges and drawer runners
- Interior fittings — drawer dividers, pull-outs, spice racks, waste units
Door Styles
The single biggest decision in how the kitchen reads.Flat Panel
A plain slab door with no frame or profile. Reads modern and quiet, and lets the stone do the talking.
Shaker
A recessed centre panel inside a square frame. The most forgiving style — it sits comfortably in almost any house.
Inset
Doors set flush inside the cabinet frame rather than over it. The most exacting to build, and it shows.
Raised Panel
A profiled centre panel that stands proud of the frame. Traditional, and it suits older houses.
What Goes Inside
Where a kitchen is won long after the photos are taken.- Soft-close everywhere
- Hinges and full-extension drawer runners, so nothing slams and drawers open all the way.
- Drawers over doors
- Deep drawers in base cabinets beat a cupboard you have to kneel in front of.
- Dividers and pull-outs
- Cutlery, utensils, spice racks, tray dividers, waste and recycling units.
- Corner solutions
- Corners are where storage goes to die. Carousels and pull-out systems get it back.
- Hardware
- Handles and knobs in brass, black, nickel and stainless — chosen against the counter, not in isolation.
Note for EMZ: we have deliberately not named cabinet brands, lines or warranty terms. Tell us which manufacturers you carry and we will put them here.