Parlier Cabinets & Woodworking: Kitchen...

Parlier Cabinets...

Parlier Custom Made Cabinets began back in the 1960's after Mack Parlier started building houses in the area. After honing his skills for a period of time with other cabinet makers, Mack felt that he would be able to turn out high-quality cabinets working on his own. He began his business in the basement of the house that he was born and raised in on Old Beech Mountain. Mack has since hand-crafted custom kitchen cabinets and many other custom furniture pieces for many residents of Old Beech Mountain, Linville, Linville Ridge, Grandfather Glenn, Grandfather Golf & Country Club, Charlotte, Boone, Newland, and many other locations.

Mark Parlier, Mack's only son began working with his father in the 90's learning the craft of cabinet making. They have completed many projects together. Hopefully, Mack and Mark will be able to teach Mark's two sons the art so that they may continue the tradition of cabinet making that Mack started over 45 years ago.

Custom furniture in your home allows you to take control of your creative ideas by fitting pieces into the spaces that you have without having to purchase something from a furniture store that is too large or too small. The possibilities are endless!

Below you will see pictures of some of the items that have been created by Parlier Cabinets. Please check back often. New pictures will be added as projects are completed. If you would like to contact Parlier Cabinets about the possibility of having a custom piece priced and created for you, please contact us at parlierfamily@hotmail.com .

Friday, June 17, 2011

Kitchen...

When choosing to have custom kitchen cabinets created for your home, you can decide the layout, whether or not you will want shelves, sliding shelves, drawers, ect. You can choose how to use every inch of space to get the most out of your kitchen layout! There is no wasted space when your cabinets are custom made!

The following custom red oak cabinets, wainscotting, crown, & dental moldings were created for a family in the Boone, NC area.

The cabinets have Dutch-style doors and all of the woodwork was finished with an English Chestnut stain.

The kitchen counter that holds the sink was built higher than 36" to accomodate the homeowners height.