Choosing the Right Style for Custom Cabinetry Installation

Custom cabinetry cost is shaped by the scope of design, the number and type of pieces, the level of detailing, materials and systems selected, and the relationship to the broader residential project. Ortiz Mexia Projects, Inc. does not publish standard pricing because each cabinetry and built-in commission is individually developed. A consultation can clarify the project scope and design requirements.

Begin with the architecture of your home, the way each room is used, and the atmosphere you want to create. Consider proportion, visual simplicity, storage needs, material character, and how cabinetry relates to nearby floors, walls, furniture, and lighting. A design-led studio can help balance these decisions so the result feels cohesive, functional, and connected to the residence.

Yes. Ortiz Mexia Projects, Inc. designs cabinetry and built-ins as part of a wider architectural and interior design practice. This allows storage, furniture, room proportions, materials, and other interior elements to be considered together. Integrated planning can create a more unified result than selecting cabinetry separately after the main design decisions have already been made.

Yes. The studio’s work includes custom cabinetry and built-in pieces, along with custom furniture and comprehensive residential interiors. Built-ins can be developed for specific rooms and functions while responding to the surrounding architecture. The design approach emphasizes practical use, detailed craftsmanship, environmental responsibility, and visual longevity.

Yes. Custom cabinetry and built-ins can be developed within residential remodels, renovations, additions, alterations, and new construction projects. Ortiz Mexia Projects, Inc. provides design support across these project types and can coordinate cabinetry with broader architectural and interior goals, helping the final elements respond to the existing or proposed character of the home.

Sustainability is part of the studio’s broader design approach. Ortiz Mexia Projects, Inc. emphasizes environmental responsibility, occupant health, sustainable systems, and aesthetic longevity when developing residential interiors, cabinetry, and built-ins. Specific material and system choices are considered in relation to the project’s design goals, existing conditions, and overall scope.

The studio uses design presentations and, since 2020, VR immersions to help clients experience proposed spaces and study three-dimensional models. These tools can support clearer conversations about cabinetry, built-ins, spatial relationships, and overall design intent before implementation. The appropriate presentation method depends on the project and the level of design development required.

The company lists Los Angeles, California and Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley among its service areas. Specific communities named in the project information include Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Aspen, Snowmass, Basalt, and Carbondale. Services are provided by appointment, and availability should be confirmed for the location and scope of your cabinetry or built-in project.