Cabinets, considered.
Painted and stained cabinet finishes. Refacing. Countertops. Hardware. Modifications. One project, one coordinated direction.
Keep the layout. Change everything you see.
Many projects start with the cabinet finish or stone. Others begin with refacing, wood stain, hardware, or a functional modification. Every service is planned around the same room and the same goals. Compare all seven services →
Cabinet Painting
Not regular paint. A hardened sprayed finish made for cabinet doors, drawers, and daily kitchen use.
Explore Cabinet Painting →Countertop Fabrication & Installation
Quartz, quartzite, and stone selected against the cabinet color, not after it. The room reads like one decision.
Explore Countertops →One kitchen. One finish direction.
Choose one service or coordinate several. Painting, staining, refacing, countertops, modifications, hardware upgrades, and hardware installation each have a clear path from planning to handoff.
A sprayed two-part coating that wears like furniture. Renner 2K Italian polyurethane, three coats, shop-finished.
Explore Cabinet Painting →Quartz, quartzite, granite, marble. Templated to your layout, fabricated to the cabinet color.
Explore Countertops →New door fronts and drawer faces over your existing cabinet boxes. Same footprint, only the surfaces you see.
Explore Refacing →Strip, repair, restain. For oak and walnut that reads better as wood — sealed with the same Italian topcoat.
Explore Staining →Pull-outs, drawer organizers, soft-close conversions, glass-front inserts, lazy susan upgrades. Priced by scope.
Explore Modifications →Soft-close hinges and slides, knobs, cup pulls, edge pulls. Walked door-by-door at the end.
Explore Hardware →Knobs and pulls measured, aligned, and installed door-by-door. Placement is confirmed before permanent holes are drilled.
Explore Installation →Stone chosen with the cabinets. Not after.
Cabinet color sets the direction. Stone gives the room its weight. We plan the slab, backsplash, sink cutout, and finish details together so the kitchen reads as one project.
- Quartz and stone selection guidance
- Sink and cutout planning
- Seam planning based on slab, layout, and material
- Cabinet color, hardware, and backsplash coordination
Seams are planned to be as discreet as the slab, layout, and material allow.
Measured. Made. Installed.
Every project starts with the same clear checkpoints, then follows the production path for the service you choose. You always know the scope, sequence, and next step.
Site visit
We measure, listen, and bring real samples to your light.
Direction
Coordinate color, door profile, stone, hardware, and functional details.
Quote
We usually reply with a planning range within 1–2 business days.
Preparation
We protect the space, confirm access, and prepare only what is included in the written scope.
Service work
Finishing, fabrication, fitting, modification, or installation follows the approved production path.
Handoff
We complete final fitting, alignment, cleanup, and the care guidance appropriate to your project.
A small team. A steady hand.
Every kitchen is planned by the same small team. Whether the scope is finishing, refacing, countertops, hardware, modifications, or a coordinated combination, the room is treated as one project.
We don’t sell upgrades. We don’t have a sales floor. We measure, finish, and install — and we stand behind the work under the written terms accepted for each project.
Alexandre Owner, ColorUp Cabinets
Houston kitchens, this season.
A selection of installs from the last six months. Each project documented end-to-end — color, profile, hardware, finishing notes.
“We don’t paint cabinets. We finish them. There’s a difference, and it shows up in your kitchen ten years from now.”Alexandre · Owner
Typical cabinet painting investment.
Most full-kitchen cabinet painting projects fall in this range. Cabinet count, condition, finish, and the written scope determine the final proposal.
When you’re ready, we’ll measure.
In-home consultation. Relevant samples in your light. A written proposal based on the service, materials, and scope you select.