Family-operated since Greek immigrant Theodore Zaharopoulos founded it in New York City in 1969, Gothic Cabinet Craft has built its identity around practical, affordable real-wood furniture. Its New York City factory produces custom storage solutions for homes, businesses, and institutions, while its original storage-bed designs remain a defining part of the company’s history. Gothic says it is the largest manufacturer of unfinished furniture on the East Coast and offers a lifetime warranty.
Goebel CabinetryGoebel Cabinetry manufactures custom cabinetry, a business founded by Charles H. Goebel in 1952 that remains family-owned and operated. From its early shop in Media, the company grew into a 30,000-square-foot production and showroom facility in Exton, Pennsylvania. It serves homes, offices, and businesses with custom cabinetry and a quick-ship semi-custom vanity line.EXTON, PA
Wood-Mode Fine Custom CabinetrySince 1942, family-owned Wood-Mode Fine Custom Cabinetry has hand-built custom cabinetry in America, beginning in a small lumber mill in Kreamer, Pennsylvania. Nearly 600 employees work at the Kreamer facility, where generations of craftspeople—including many second- and third-generation team members—shape cabinetry for kitchens, baths and other rooms throughout the home. The company also extends its furniture-quality craftsmanship beyond built-ins through the Curio Suite of freestanding cabinets.337110KREAMER, PA
Kountry KraftFounded in 1959 from a Pennsylvania family garage, Kountry Kraft makes fully custom cabinetry in Newmanstown, carrying four generations of Hurst family woodworking into homes and commercial spaces nationwide. Each cabinet is made to order by American craftsmen, combining furniture-grade materials and time-honored joinery with modern manufacturing precision. The family-owned manufacturer is also KCMA Environmental Stewardship Program certified and backs its work with a limited lifetime warranty.NEWMANSTOWN, PA
Norman Orsinger WoodworkingLocally owned and operated, Norman Orsinger Woodworking grew from Norman Orsinger’s home shop into a dedicated Patchogue workshop. Norman still personally oversees each project with a family of craftsmen, shaping hand-selected wood into heirloom-quality custom furniture and cabinetry for Long Island and New York City homes.PATCHOGUE, NY