About Plain & Fancy Custom Cabinetry
Plain & Fancy builds custom cabinetry the slow way: one kitchen at a time, by hand. Rather than mass-producing boxes in fixed sizes, the shop builds each order to the room — doors, drawer fronts and face frames hand-fitted and finished before anything leaves the building.
The brand now operates alongside Fabuwood, which pairs its custom-build heritage with a semi-custom manufacturer's scale — so a project can stay fully bespoke where it counts and use semi-custom lines where budget or timeline demand it. Plain & Fancy's environmental stewardship, from responsible material sourcing to low-emission finishing, has been part of the build philosophy throughout.
Plain & Fancy at KiLAND
What We Offer
Hand-built custom cabinetry — the line for a kitchen that has to be built to the room, not picked from a catalog.
Built-to-Room Custom
Every cabinet sized to the space rather than to a fixed increment, with fillers and face frames hand-fitted during the build.
Hand-Fitted Doors & Drawers
Doors, drawer fronts and matching panels scribed and fitted in the shop before finishing.
Custom Finishes
Paint and stain finishes matched to the project, applied and cured before installation.
Paired with Fabuwood
Semi-custom options through Fabuwood when a project needs to hit a tighter budget or timeline.
Plain & Fancy Custom Cabinetry in Bay Area homes
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