Complete cabinet
Designed as one complete cabinet.
A 30-inch base cabinet with one drawer, two full-overlay doors, a finished toe skin and a Shaker-style applied end panel over the structural cabinet side.
Custom cabinetry
Custom cabinetry,
built differently.
Designed around your room. Built with an understanding of what matters—inside and out.
Made for the way you live.Thought through. Inside and out.
What custom means
Built for the room.
Not the catalog.
Dimensions, storage and finish begin with your space and the way you use it.
We consider how cabinetry meets the architecture, what each drawer needs to hold, and how the proportions work together.
What we build
A purpose in every room.
From a single built-in to cabinetry throughout the home, each project is designed around the space and how you use it.
Kitchen cabinetry, islands, integrated appliance surrounds and custom hood enclosures, designed as one considered space.
Custom vanities, linen cabinetry and coordinated storage fitted to the room.
Laundry cabinetry, tall storage, benches and organization for everyday routines.
Fireplace cabinetry, media walls, shelving and storage that belongs to the architecture.
Desks, work surfaces, shelving and integrated storage for the way you work.
Bars, hutches, display cabinetry and custom pieces shaped around a particular purpose.
Kitchen cabinetry, islands, integrated appliance surrounds and custom hood enclosures, designed as one considered space.
How we build
There are plenty of ways
to build a cabinet.
This is ours.
A closer look at the decisions behind the finished surface.
30″ W × 34½″ H × 24″ D · Walnut finished exterior / birch structure
Prefinished natural birch interior
The box
Structure starts before the first screw goes in.
Captured components and intentional joinery help the cabinet work as a structure, not a collection of parts held together by fasteners alone.
The drawer
Built for one of the hardest-working parts of the cabinet.
Materials, joinery and hardware are selected around years of opening, closing, loading and adjustment.
The door
The right construction depends on the finish.
Natural wood is allowed to behave like natural wood. Solid rails and stiles provide the frame while the center panel is free to move with changes in the environment.
The finish
A beautiful finish is built in layers.
Prepare → Stain → Seal → Refine → Protect. Careful preparation and finishing build a consistent, protected surface.
- Prepare
- Progressive sanding through 180 grit.
- Stain
- Solvent-based stain establishes the color.
- Seal
- High-build vinyl sealer creates the foundation.
- Refine
- Sanded to 320 grit between finish stages.
- Protect
- Lacquer or conversion varnish completes the system.
The hardware
Concealed support, selected for daily use.
The best hardware mostly disappears. What remains is smooth movement, quiet closing and the ability to make precise adjustments.
Lark specifies Blum hardware. The 3D hardware is an original representative visualization, not an exact Blum engineering model.
Complete cabinet
What you see matters. So does what you don’t.
Every component returns to a finished cabinet made to belong in the room.
The interactive study uses a representative walnut finished exterior and natural birch interior to explain Lark’s construction approach.
The overbuilt philosophy
Some might call
it overbuilt.
We’re comfortable
with that.
Substance is a series of decisions.
We give the parts you don’t see the same consideration as the surfaces you do. That care is built into the cabinet, long before it belongs in your room.
Materials + styles
Explore the possibilities.
Explore door styles, wood species and finishes in a cabinet front that brings the choices together.
Pricing + planning
One kitchen.
Many possibilities.
See how different cabinetry choices can dramatically change the price of the same kitchen—without changing its layout or footprint. Explore cabinet construction, upper-cabinet configurations, storage, and finishing details to see how each decision affects the estimated cabinetry price.
One example kitchenApproved kitchen · two-tone design
Estimated Cabinetry Price
$36,889
- Fully upgraded reference
- $36,889
Pricing includes cabinetry and specifically listed options only. Excludes countertops, appliances, sinks, faucets, decorative cabinet hardware, installation, and other remodeling work.
Standard metal hood is customer-supplied.
Selected: Birch plywood boxes · Dovetail drawers · 4 storage upgrades
Fully upgraded configuration
Make it your comparison
Savings compare with the $36,889 fully upgraded reference for this illustrated kitchen.
Our process
From the first conversation
to the final fit.
You don’t need every detail resolved to begin. We’ll work through the space, selections and scope with you, then confirm the design before production.
Conversation
Tell us about the rooms, priorities and timing you have in mind. Share any plans, photographs or measurements you have—we’ll identify what else is needed.
Design + Scope
We develop the cabinetry layout and work through materials, door styles, finish direction and storage. A proposal brings the design, pricing and included work together.
Approval
We confirm field measurements where required and finalize the cabinetry design, material, door style and finish direction. Pricing is confirmed for the approved scope; later changes may affect cost and timing. Production scheduling begins once the design is approved, the agreement is signed and the deposit is received.
Build + Finish
Components are produced from the approved design, then assembled, fitted and finished. Lark coordinates the work and keeps you informed as your cabinetry moves toward completion.
Precision where it improves the cabinet. Craftsmanship where it matters.
CAD design guides component cutting and edge-banding on industrial equipment for repeatable sizing and fit. Skilled cabinetmaking carries that precision through assembly, finishing and installation.
Delivery + Installation
We coordinate delivery and installation within the agreed scope, complete the final fitting and adjustments, and review the finished work with you.
Planning your schedule
Typical cabinetry lead times are approximately 10–12 weeks after approval, signed agreement and deposit, depending on project scope and the current production schedule. We’ll confirm the expected cabinetry-ready date when your project is scheduled.
Your material, door style and finish direction are established during design. The final physical finish sample or spray-out should be approved within two weeks of the signed agreement and deposit to help keep your project on schedule.
Delivery and installation are coordinated separately based on project readiness, site conditions, project scope and the agreed installation schedule.
For builders
A cabinetry partner
for the way you build.
Custom cabinetry for builders and general contractors, with clear scope, drawings for approval and coordination from design through delivery.
From plans to approved cabinetry drawings
Bring architectural plans, designer drawings, field dimensions or information about existing conditions. We develop the cabinetry in CAD and confirm the design and selections before production.
Know what’s included
Projects can include cabinetry-only or Lark-coordinated installation. The proposal defines the cabinetry, delivery, installation and related responsibilities for your project.
Coordinate the schedule early
Involve Lark early to align cabinetry decisions with the construction schedule. We keep you informed during design and production, identify outstanding approvals and confirm expected cabinetry readiness when the project is scheduled.
For custom homes, remodels and individual cabinetry scopes—from a kitchen or built-in to coordinated cabinetry across kitchens, baths, laundry and specialty spaces.
Common questions
Useful answers.
Better decisions.
Where does Lark work?
Lark is based in Southern Utah and serves projects throughout the surrounding region. We also consider projects elsewhere in Utah, Arizona and Nevada depending on location and scope. Share your project location and we’ll confirm availability.
Do I need plans before contacting Lark?
No. An early idea is enough to start. Plans, photographs, sketches and measurements help us understand the space, but they don’t need to be complete. We can also work from architectural or designer drawings.
When should I involve Lark in a remodel or new build?
During planning, while the layout, appliance locations and construction schedule are still being coordinated. You don’t need final selections to contact us. Early involvement gives us time to develop the cabinetry scope and identify decisions needed before production scheduling.
How long does custom cabinetry take?
Typical cabinetry lead times are approximately 10–12 weeks after the design is approved, the agreement is signed and the deposit is received, depending on scope and the current production schedule. We confirm the expected cabinetry-ready date when scheduling your project. Delivery and installation are coordinated separately.
Do you offer cabinetry-only, or installation too?
Projects can include cabinetry-only or Lark-coordinated installation. Your proposal defines what’s included and who is responsible for delivery, installation and final adjustment.
What does the cabinetry price include?
Your proposal identifies the cabinetry, finish, hardware and any included delivery or installation. Countertops, appliances, plumbing, electrical and other remodeling work are not included unless specifically stated.
How are final finish colors approved?
Website colors are intended for planning and initial selection. Before production finishing, your final color is confirmed from a physical Lark sample or spray-out so you can approve the actual finish.
Start a project
Let’s build something
that belongs in your home.
Bring your plans, photos, drawings—or an early-stage idea.
(435) 236-6801