Less bending.
Less digging.
Consider drawers for frequently used pots and pans. Check the usable dimensions against your largest pieces.
AMERICAN CABINETS / OMEGA AT ROYAL WOOD
Omega cabinetry,
designed around
your home.
Find your look. Plan your storage.
Work through the details with our in-house designers.
01 / START WITH THE LOOK
What feels
like home?
You don’t need to know a door name yet. Start with a direction, then compare the details with our team.
Let the surfaces do the talking.
Explore slab doors, restrained hardware and coordinated surfaces. Compare finish samples to see how wood, painted and other available fronts work in your light.
Browse Omega door styles ↗02 / LOOK A LITTLE CLOSER
Behind the
door style.
Construction changes how the cabinet is built. Overlay or inset describes how the door sits. A Shaker or slab front is a separate choice.
INTERACTIVE 3D / CONSTRUCTION STUDY
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Cabinet boxFace frameDoor
FRAMED / OVERLAY DOORS
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Illustration, not an Omega specification. Colors distinguish parts. Separated view exaggerates gaps to explain the construction.
A frame around the opening.
Framed cabinetry has a face frame attached to the box. Door overlay determines how much of that frame remains visible. Compare actual samples to see the proportions.
Omega offers Framed and Full Access platforms, with inset styling available within its framed offering. Door, finish and modification availability depends on the selected platform.
03 / PLAN FOR EVERYDAY COOKING
A place for what
you actually use.
Tell us what you reach for, what gets lost and what stays on the counter. We’ll help you compare storage options around those routines.
Less bending.
See what
you have.
Compare pantry pullouts and shelf arrangements for your groceries, containers and bulk purchases.
Give the counter
some room.
Explore appliance garages or dedicated storage. Access, outlets and appliance requirements belong in the plan.
Make awkward
spaces useful.
Compare corner-access and waste-sorting options, allowing for door movement and nearby appliances.
04 / THE ROYAL WOOD PART
A designer to
help you decide.
Omega brings the cabinet options. Our in-house designers help you work out which ones belong in your home.
Start with how you cook.
Talk through preparation space, the number of cooks, cookware, groceries and the appliances you use.
Understand the tradeoffs.
Compare suitable layouts, door details and storage features—and discuss where to focus your cabinet budget.
See the finishes together.
Consider cabinet samples alongside flooring and other selections, rather than choosing each in isolation.
Work through the practical parts.
Discuss dimensions, appliance specifications, panels and clearances before finalizing your cabinet selections.
05 / TRY A FEW POSSIBILITIES
See the reason
behind the plan.
Compare three kitchen shapes. Move the everyday zones, then see what changes in the way the kitchen works.
Drag one zone onto another to swap them. Or select a zone, then select where it should go. Select it again to cancel. Arrows show which way cabinet fronts face. Shaded corners are reserved; select a corner for planning notes.
Choose a layout or select a zone to begin.
ROYALWOOD / INTERACTIVE PLANNING
American Kitchen Studio
Design your kitchen in three dimensions.
Preparing your kitchen…
Perspective
SELECTED CABINET
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Cabinets & materials
Change the arrangement with the zone plan above. Your 3D view follows each change.
Illustrative planning exercise, not a measured design or a completed customer project. Moving a zone may require utility changes. Cabinet sizes, walkways, door swings, ventilation and appliance clearances must be checked for your home.
06 / WORKING TOGETHER
Know what
comes next.
Start with a conversation. We’ll confirm the service scope, design fees or deposits, revision arrangements and responsibilities for your project before detailed work begins.
Discuss
Bring your ideas, available plans, photos and a cabinet budget if you have one.
Design
Develop the layout and compare cabinetry, storage and finish options within the agreed scope.
Review
Work through the proposal, selections, measurements and appliance details. Confirm who verifies each item.
Order
Approve the final cabinet order and confirm the current lead time, delivery and installation arrangements.
THE CABINETRY BEHIND YOUR DESIGN
Meet Omega.
Omega offers semi-custom and custom cabinetry, with framed and frameless options, extensive finish choices and storage solutions for kitchens and other rooms.
Its Framed platform offers more than 120 modifications plus custom quoting—giving your designer options for adapting cabinetry to the project.
Explore Omega’s customization capabilities ↗Manufacturer photography throughout this page. Confirm current products, finishes and availability with Royal Wood.
BEFORE WE MEET
A few practical questions.
Can Omega work with my kitchen’s style?
Omega offers a broad range of door styles and finishes. Bring a few reference images, and we can help narrow the options to details that suit your home.
Do I need to choose framed, frameless or inset first?
No. Start with the look and function you want. We can explain the construction and door-placement differences using the options available for your project.
How much will my cabinets cost?
The cabinet count, construction, door style, finish, modifications and storage accessories all affect the proposal. Share your plans and priorities so we can discuss a useful starting point. Cabinet pricing is separate from other project costs unless the proposal says otherwise.
Can I work with you if I already have a designer or contractor?
Yes—tell us who is on your project team. We can discuss how our cabinetry design work fits with their plans and agree on communication and responsibilities.
Who measures and installs the cabinets?
We’ll confirm measurement, site-verification and installation responsibilities for your project. These should be agreed before the final order; don’t assume installation is included in cabinet pricing.
How long does an order take?
Ask us for the current estimate for your selected cabinetry. Timing depends on the specification and manufacturer schedule. Delivery and installation dates should be coordinated around the confirmed order.
What should I bring to the first conversation?
Bring available room plans or measurements, photos, inspiration images, appliance details and your approximate budget and timing. It’s fine if some of these are still undecided.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s discuss
your kitchen.
Bring what you have—even if it’s just a few ideas.
We’ll help you work out where to begin.
Discuss your kitchen ↗Not sure yet? Try the kitchen planning guide ↗
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