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  My company has been serving the Austin, Texas area for over 26 years. I specialize in the design, construction and installation of custom European style kitchen and bathroom cabinetry.   I also build custom designed home office work areas and bookcases, as well as living area casework such as entertainment centers. I produce a very high quality product, using the finest in materials and cabinet hardware and I focus on providing the best service possible. 
   I spend time with my clients to understand their needs, and offer feedback and design suggestions, using drawings, photos and samples. There are many good cabinetmakers in Austin that offer a fine product, however not many build European-style cabinets, and fewer still offer consistently good service.

   Here's what sets me apart from my competition:

  For more specific information please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions section.

What are "European-style" cabinets?
  Also called "frameless" cabinets,  they do not have a faceframe front for the cabinet door hinges to mount on and waste space. European cabinets use fully concealed hinges that allow the cabinet doors to be mounted with very little gap between each door, thus giving a flush and clean look. 
   Another benefit to this design is that access to the cabinet interiors is maximized. There are no faceframe members to hinder access into the cabinets and waste space. When you open the cabinet doors, every bit of space inside is visible. Functionally, more usable space is available, and, esthetically, a cleaner appearance is achieved.
  European-style frameless cabinetry fits any decor, and would be appropriate for any area of your home. Based on the type of cabinet door fronts that are chosen, your kitchen can take on any kind of look, from a traditional decor with hardwood cabinets, raised-panel doors and decorative mouldings, to a more modern contemporary appearance with flush doors made with hardwoods and domestic or exotic veneers, high pressure laminates or even metals. Many kitchens that you see in design magazines feature European-style cabinets, it may take close inspection to recognize them.

  
To learn more, go to The Process page.

To view some of my work, go to the Photos page.

   To find out more, go to the Frequently Asked Questions page.

To read some quotes from my clients, go to the References page.

Want to go straight to photos of a recently completed kitchen?

Here's a batch of photos from another recent kitchen.

Here's yet another batch of recent photos.

I've described the whole kitchen remodeling process here.

Would you like an entire kitchen in exotic hardwood veneer? 

I've finally gone metric. Read a little about the conversion.

Want to see the shop? It's where I do my best work.

I've added a section with some vacation photos. Feel free to have a look.

Would you like to see  photos from the Tull cousins family reunion in Alaska?

To see other websites of interest, go to the Links page.

I took a few photos while hiking at Mount Rainier. Want to see?

Here are some photos taken in Oregon last summer.

Here's a brief list of Austin area contractors.

I know someone that creates beautiful works of art in iron.

I took a quick backpacking trip last summer. Want to see?

I really enjoy photographing wildlife and scenery. You're welcome to have a look.

Pictures from Glacier and Banff National Parks coming soon.

I took my daughter for a quick  backpacking trip in Colorado.

Here's some photos from my latest kitchen.

Here's another batch from a recent kitchen.

After I build you a beautiful kitchen, I could build you something else.
Due to popular demand, I've decided to expand my business.
Do you know what a teardrop camping trailer is?

It pays to remember... "the pain of poor quality and service is remembered long after the joy of a low price is forgotten!"

Contact Information:
     phone: (512) 496-9932           fax:  (800) 878-1159
     address: 2105 Lynnbrook Dr.    Austin, Texas 78748
     email: steve@stevetull.com

 
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