The Studio

Cabinetry is the architecture of daily life.

GM Cabinets is a small Orlando workshop building custom cabinetry for homes that take their interiors seriously. Every piece is drawn, prototyped and assembled in-house — no flat-pack, no white-label, no rushing the joints.

We work with homeowners, designers and developers across Florida who want their kitchens, closets and millwork to feel commissioned rather than ordered.

More about the studio
Environments

Seven rooms. One workshop. Made for the way you actually live.

Each environment is approached as a single commission — proportioned to the room, material to the light, hardware to the hand.

Kitchen
— 01

Kitchen

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Closet
— 02

Closet

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Bedroom
— 03

Bedroom

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Living Room
— 04

Living Room

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Bathroom
— 05

Bathroom

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Home Office
— 06

Home Office

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14yrs
Building in Orlando
820+
Homes delivered
32
In-house craftsmen
FL·NY
Service territory
How we work

Four conversations. One commission.

Read the process
— Step 01

Consult

We meet at your project — a home, a job site, our showroom — to understand the space, the rhythm of the household, and the budget.

— Step 02

Design

Drawings, 3D renderings, finish samples. Two rounds of revisions are standard. We don't fabricate until you're certain.

— Step 03

Fabricate

Cut, sanded, assembled and finished in our Orlando workshop. We document each piece before it leaves the floor.

— Step 04

Install

Our installation crew handles delivery and final fitting on-site. Most projects are installed in two to four days.

— Client, Winter Park
“GM didn't sell us cabinets. They drew our kitchen, three times, until it matched the way we cook. The result is the most-used room in our house.”
Mariana & David Hartwell · Winter Park residence
Materials

Veneers, lacquers, stones — specified by hand.

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Begin a Commission

Bring your floorplan. We'll bring the drawings.

Free in-home or virtual consultations across Central Florida. Most quotes are returned within seven business days.

Request a quote