Kitchens

Custom Kitchens,
built around you.

Walnut, white oak, fumed oak, cherry, painted maple — built in Little Falls, NJ for kitchens across New Jersey, New York and Connecticut. Choose your wood, choose your door style, then let us build the kitchen around how you actually cook and live.

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Kitchens

Built in Little Falls.
Installed everywhere from Tribeca to Greenwich.

Épure builds kitchens for clients across New Jersey, New York City, and Connecticut from a shop in Little Falls, NJ. Every kitchen is fully custom — designed around your space, built from the species you choose, in the door style that fits the architecture, finished with the hardware that completes it.

This page walks through how those choices come together: materials, door styles, craft details, and a few design directions we like to take.

What's included
Inset, overlay, and slab-front — furniture-grade construction in solid hardwood and veneered ply
Custom islands & range walls — designed around your workflow, integrated seating, stone waterfalls
Hood enclosures & tall pantry runs — bespoke millwork that anchors the kitchen visually
Panel-ready appliance integration — Sub-Zero, Wolf, Miele, Bosch — coordinated from day one
Butler's pantry & scullery — extended prep and storage built to match
Rubio Monocoat & Ilva finishes — finished in-shop for repairability and longevity
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Materials & finishes

Six woods we love to build with.

Every kitchen starts with the wood. These are our most-specified species and finishes — each one finished in our shop with Rubio Monocoat hardwax oil or Ilva matte lacquer for a surface that ages well and repairs cleanly.

Rift-cut white oak finish sample
Rift-cut white oak
Straight, quiet grain. Rubio Monocoat natural.
Fumed oak finish sample
Fumed oak
Ammonia-darkened oak. Earthy, architectural.
American walnut finish sample
American walnut
Rich, warm, classic. Hardwax oil sealed.
Natural cherry finish sample
Natural cherry
Develops a deeper amber tone over time.
Douglas fir finish sample
Douglas fir
Strong vertical grain. Warm, golden tones.
Painted maple finish sample, ivory
Painted maple
Any color. Ilva matte lacquer, hand-sanded.

Finish samples available on request — we'll send full-size door samples in your selected wood and finish before fabrication begins.

Door styles

Three door languages, infinite combinations.

Most of our kitchens lead with one of three door styles — flat-front slab, classic Shaker inset, or vertical fluting. We mix them freely within a single kitchen when the architecture calls for it.

Flat slab door in stained walnut veneer
Flat slab
Quartersawn or rift-cut veneers. Continuous grain across drawer banks. Reads modern and quiet — best for clean architecture and book-matched runs.
Shaker-style inset door, painted ivory
Shaker inset
Five-piece frame-and-panel, set flush within the face frame. The most enduring door in American cabinetmaking — equally at home in a townhouse or a barn conversion.
Vertical fluted door panel in white oak
Vertical fluting
Solid-machined reeded fronts. Catches light along its length and adds quiet texture to islands, pantry walls, and full-height tower runs.
Craft details

It's the inside that gives it away.

Solid hardwood drawer boxes with dovetailed joinery. Custom-fitted interiors. Solid bronze and brass hardware from independent foundries. The work you see only when you open the drawer is where a custom kitchen earns its keep.

Solid white oak cutlery drawer with custom-fitted dividers
Hand-cast solid brass drawer pull on stained walnut
Design directions

A few directions we like to take.

Concept renderings showing how materials, proportion, and light come together. These aren't completed projects — they're starting points for the conversation. Real portfolio photography lives on the service detail page.

Long white oak kitchen cabinetry run in a loft with brick walls and tall windows
Quartersawn white oak kitchen with stone island at dusk, brass pendant
Floor-to-ceiling fluted oak cabinetry wall
Common questions

Frequently asked
questions

Everything you need to know about our kitchens service.

How long does a custom kitchen take?
Most kitchen projects run 10–16 weeks from signed contract to installation, depending on complexity and material lead times. We provide a detailed schedule before work begins.
Do you work with designers and architects?
Absolutely. We regularly collaborate with interior designers, architects, and general contractors. We provide shop drawings and coordinate with all trades.
What wood species do you work with?
American walnut, white oak, hard maple, bog oak, and painted MDF or maple. We can also work with customer-supplied or specialty veneers.

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services

01
Custom Kitchens

Inset cabinetry, custom islands, and hood enclosures — built to last a generation.
02
Walk-In Closets

Luxury dressing rooms with velvet-lined drawers, LED lighting, and full-height mirrors.
03
Architectural Millwork

Wall paneling, coffered ceilings, wainscoting, and bespoke moldings.
How it works

From first call to
finished install.

01
Site visit & discovery

We visit your space, take precise measurements, and discuss your vision, budget, and timeline.

02
Design & shop drawings

Detailed drawings approved before fabrication begins. No surprises on install day.

03
In-house fabrication

Built in our Little Falls, NJ shop. No subcontracting — full accountability from start to finish.

04
White-glove install

Our crew delivers to your door. We protect your home, install with precision, and leave it clean.

Ready to build something
worth keeping?

Whether you're a homeowner, designer, or contractor — we're ready to talk scope, timeline, and budget. Complimentary consultation for all new projects.

Call (201) 281-1457

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