Kitchen Cabinets
36 door finishes in five collections. Solid-wood doors, with soft-close doors and drawers on our core lines.
Browse cabinetsAlamo Heights kitchens are different. The 78209 ZIP is full of homes built in the 1920s through 1960s (Spanish Colonial Revival, Tudor, Mission, mid-century ranch) with kitchens that were either never updated past the 1980s or done over once and now feel dated again. The challenge is restoring or modernizing the kitchen without erasing the architectural character that makes Alamo Heights worth its real estate prices.

Cabinet Bazaar has worked on many Alamo Heights, Olmos Park, and Terrell Hills kitchens. We know the quirks: plaster walls that aren't square, original tile floors that have to be protected, ceiling heights that vary room-to-room, and homeowners who care about details (and should).
Alamo Heights' 1920s–60s Spanish Colonial, Tudor and mid-century homes suit cabinets that respect the period: painted Shaker in Shaker White or Bristol Cream, clean mid-century slabs, and wood tones like Rustic Wood or Treasure Chest next to the original millwork.
36 door finishes in five collections. Solid-wood doors, with soft-close doors and drawers on our core lines.
Browse cabinetsDurable granite and low-maintenance quartz, templated and installed to fit, including waterfall islands.
Explore countertopsSingle and double-sink vanities in the same finishes as our kitchen cabinets, with a granite or quartz top.
See vanitiesWe design, deliver and install across Alamo Heights and the surrounding area, including:

From our Bandera Rd showroom, most Alamo Heights addresses are about a 20-minute run east on Loop 410 to the Broadway exit. We regularly bring cabinet and countertop samples to homes off Broadway near the Quarry and Lincoln Heights shops, the streets around Cambridge Elementary and Woodridge, and the older blocks toward Olmos Basin and Patterson Avenue, measuring on-site so vanities and counters fit those tight 1930s footprints.
Often yes. Bring us a photo and a small sample if possible. We can replicate door profiles, panel proportions, and stain colors for most common historic styles.
Alamo Heights doesn't have city-wide historic district restrictions on interior renovations, but specific HOAs sometimes do. We'll work within whatever guidelines apply to your property.
Field-fitted scribe pieces and filler strips. We measure twice, build cabinets with extra material on the contact edges, and trim them to fit your actual wall, not a theoretical perfect rectangle.
Yes. Alamo Heights customers often want to live in the home during the project. We coordinate with your schedule and can do cabinets first, countertops after, or any other staging that minimizes downtime.
The estimate and the 3D design are free. Call or send your details.