I wanted to update my 1950s kitchen - the original cabinet doors were over-painted, chipping and no longer closed properly - but keep the charm and aesthetic. My cabinets are over-sized so buying pre-fab doors in store was not an option - I needed all new custom doors and drawer fronts. I contacted multiple contractors who said I should just gut the kitchen and get all new cabinets, but that's not what I wanted. Then I found N-Hance. Oleg came out to discuss options, and I gave him my BIG wish list - all new bead board lower cabinets (their Camden door design), all new flat drawer fronts, flat upper cabinet doors, replace the upper glass doors with fluted (reed) glass, build out cabinet above the refrigerator, new pantry/water heater doors, add a narrow pullout spice rack next to stove, build new cabinets in my "breakfast nook"/wine fridge area with a pull out trash system, and create a bead board wall to enclose my refrigerator and on the exposed side of the new cabinet build. I also wanted new hallway cabinet doors and new cabinet doors in the bedroom above the closet, and I needed them to build something around the top of my range hood to hide the botched installation job. I was surprised at the quote - I thought I would have to cut something to make the budget work, but I was able to do all of that for under my maximum budget. Sold! Once I agreed to the quote, Oleg came back out to get exact measurements, go over my wish list to confirm everything, and offered suggestions that would work better in the space (ie: my new trash pull-out could only be 21" instead of the standard 24" since it was next to the refrigerator, and instead of a new cabinet next to the trash pullout that would be hard to access, he recommended three drawers). I only had to provide the new hardware and my choice of paint color and they handled the rest! Everyone was polite and professional and put up with me being home while they worked. :) Carlos is a master craftsman, and when there was confusion over the depth of my new trash pullout and cabinets, he took it back to the shop to modify no problem. They also replaced my old moulding, and I eventually added the bathroom vanity to the list as it needed a major face lift as well. I chose Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace - a crisp, clean white - for the cabinets and polished chrome hardware to keep with the 1950s aesthetic. Overall all, I am giddy with how everything looks and my boyfriend literally keeps finding me just staring at the new cabinets often (they just finished a week ago). Having hidden hinges and soft closing cabinets is a huge upgrade, plus the drawers actually have rollers now instead of just wood rails on wood. It feels so fancy! The only negative is that the tape around the cabinets pulled away the paint on the ceiling, so I have to get it repainted. It probably needed it anyway, though, to be honest. And there were a few drops of paint on the bathroom floor but they came back and cleaned it off, no problem. It also took longer to complete than originally scheduled - 10 days total plus an extra couple hours to install vents in my pantry/water heater doors - but the cabinet boxes were difficult to sand down due to the thick layers of paint and they did do 4 different rooms. It was a lot. I still have some additions to do (new countertops, floors and backsplash) but I am in love with my new cabinets! They truly brought my vision to life.