UB Kitchens

Really happy with this job we just finished in Buda! A built-in hickory banquette wrapping the corner — and the craftsmanship is the whole story.
The same millwork carries through the doorway into the pantry beyond: same wood, same hardware, same discipline. Two rooms, one continuous build.
Hickory is the reason it lasts. Harder than oak, more dramatic in grain, and built to absorb decades of use without ever losing its character.

This is what cabinetry looks like when it’s treated as architecture.

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Three cabinet finishes in one room — and the discipline to know exactly where each one belongs.
Cotton perimeter cabinetry running the working walls, a stained cherry island anchoring the center, and a tall black glass-front cabinet on the right pulling the whole composition into balance. Most kitchens couldn’t carry three finishes without the room collapsing. This one separates them by zone — perimeter, island, freestanding piece — and lets each finish do exactly one job.

That black tower deserves its own mention. Reeded glass fronts, full-height presence, sitting on its own architectural island in the floor plan. It’s the piece that turns the kitchen from a layout into a room.