We believe great design is environmentally responsible. To reduce our impact, we craft our cabinets from premium 100% post-consumer recycled wood. Eco-friendly & sustainable - that's Marfa Cabinets!

Built to impress, our elegant wall panels bring the warmth and richness of plush wood inside your home. They not only infuse a room with texture, but create a distinctive focal point for walls and ceilings.

Measurements are the root of all design. They’re integral in properly planning and executing any design project. The only tools you’ll need are a tape measure, writing utensil, and sheet of lined or graph paper.  Ready? All right - let’s get to work!

Planning a kitchen remodel or starting from scratch?

Measure, measure, measure! Begin by sketching a rough outline of your kitchen, add in any structural details such as doors, windows and archways, and then measure along the perimeter of the space, jotting down measurements on the outline as you go.

Craving a simple, springtime kitchen refresh? Think pink! Adorn your kitchen with pink accessories to transition your home for spring. They add a glamorous yet gentle touch.

Faced with the choice between an eat-in kitchen or a separate dining room?

An eat-in kitchen, whether that be in the form of an integrated bar counter or dining island, is suitable for those who are short on space, always on the go and prefer to keep things simple, whereas a separate dining area requires a larger footprint and is conducive to more formal gathering.

If you have a big family or like to entertain, then a separate dining room may be for you!

Marfa Cabinets will customize your kitchen to fit your needs and lifestyle. Get in touch with us today!

Have you ever wondered what makes a European-style kitchen and how they differ from their American counterparts? Here’s everything you need to know about European kitchens and why our designers love working in this style!

While there is no one answer as to what makes the perfect kitchen, it is important to ultimately marry aesthetics with functionality and performance. Here are four principles to consider when creating your kitchen.