Other Rooms
Cabinets for Every Room
Cabinetry can do a lot more than fill a kitchen.
Throughout your home, there are walls, corners and underused spaces that could be working harder. The right cabinetry can add storage to a laundry room, create a built-in entertainment center, turn an empty wall into a home office, or give you bedroom storage without adding more freestanding furniture.
And because cabinet dimensions and depths can be customized, we can design around the space you actually have—not just standard kitchen layouts.
At HomePro, we help you find those opportunities and make the most of them.
Laundry Rooms
Laundry rooms are one of our favorite places to add cabinetry because even a relatively small space can gain a surprising amount of storage.
Add upper cabinets above the washer and dryer, tall cabinets for brooms and cleaning supplies, deep drawers, built-in hampers, open shelving or a countertop for folding. If space is tight, we can adjust cabinet depths to give you storage without making the room feel crowded.
The goal is simple: get as much function as possible out of the space you have.
Bedrooms & Dressing Areas
Need more storage than your closet can handle?
Cabinetry can be used to create built-in wardrobes, dresser-style storage, window seats, dressing areas and full storage walls. It’s also a great solution for bedrooms with unusual layouts where standard furniture doesn’t quite fit.
By adjusting cabinet widths, heights and depths, we can make the cabinetry work with the room and give it a much more finished, built-in look.
Built-Ins
A good built-in should look like it belongs in the house.
Cabinetry gives us a flexible starting point for creating bookcases, home offices, window seats, dining room storage, libraries, display cabinets and more.
We can combine base cabinets, tall cabinets, drawers, open shelving and different cabinet depths to fit around windows, fireplaces, doorways and other architectural features.
You get the storage you need without wasting the space you already have.
Entertainment Centers
Instead of mounting a television on an empty wall and calling it done, cabinetry can turn the entire wall into something useful.
Base cabinets provide concealed storage for electronics, games and everyday clutter, while shelving and upper cabinetry can create space for books, art and display pieces.
Entertainment cabinetry can be as simple as a long run of low cabinets or as substantial as a floor-to-ceiling built-in surrounding the television or fireplace.
Not Every Cabinet Has to Be 24” Deep
This is where cabinetry gets interesting.
Cabinet depths can be modified depending on where they’re going and what you need to store.
A hallway may only have room for shallow cabinetry. A laundry room may benefit from deeper storage. An entertainment center can combine several depths so the television area sits back while the surrounding cabinetry comes forward.
That flexibility means we can use cabinetry in places where a standard-size cabinet simply wouldn’t work.
Where Else Can You Use Cabinetry?
Once you stop thinking of cabinets as something that’s only for kitchens and bathrooms, there are opportunities all over the house.
Mudrooms & Entryways
Coats, shoes, backpacks, pet supplies and everyday drop-zone storage.
Home Offices
Desks, file drawers, printer storage, bookshelves and concealed office supplies.
Dining Rooms
Buffets, serving storage, glass-front cabinets and built-in display space.
Bars & Beverage Centers
Coffee stations, wet bars, wine storage and entertaining spaces.
Playrooms & Family Rooms
Closed storage for toys, games, electronics and everything you’d rather not have sitting out.
Hallways & Landings
Even shallow cabinetry can add useful storage without taking over the space.
Craft & Hobby Rooms
Drawers, work surfaces and dedicated storage designed around what you actually use.
Fireplace Walls
Built-in cabinetry and shelving can turn the entire wall into a finished feature.
There’s probably more space in your home than you think.
Sometimes it’s an entire room. Sometimes it’s one empty wall.
Show us the space you’re working with and we’ll help you figure out what cabinetry can do with it.