Since opening in 1985, The Master’s Woodshop has built custom architectural cabinetry and millwork in Hagerstown, including complete room applications and bespoke furniture. President Eben L. Conner III says his custom cabinetry and millwork experience dates to 1972, and the shop’s projects have ranged from restoring Halcyon House to furnishing showcase homes in the Washington, D.C., area. The company works with architects, designers, and homeowners, offering design help when needed.
Hagerstown Kitchens, IncFamily-owned and operated since 1969, Hagerstown Kitchens is a Western Maryland cabinetmaker known for handcrafted, all-wood custom cabinetry. Its work is made locally for homeowners furnishing spaces throughout the home, with close attention to detail built into each cabinet.HAGERSTOWN, MD
New Era Custom Design & Cabinet Works, IncFounded by woodworker John Gage in 1979, New Era Custom Design & Cabinet Works manufactures and installs custom architectural millwork for commercial, institutional, and retail projects. Its Frederick operation is an 80,000-square-foot woodworking shop with integrated metal fabrication, allowing the company to handle interior build-outs under one roof and deliver throughout the United States. New Era is an AWI QCP manufacturer and has received the Associated Builders and Contractors Subcontractor of the Year award for several years.FREDERICK, MD
Christiana CabinetrySince 1976, family-owned Christiana Cabinetry has built fully custom cabinetry in its Pennsylvania workshop, drawing on Swiss woodworking traditions and Lancaster County craftsmanship. The company works closely with designers, architects, and homeowners to produce furniture-like cabinetry tailored to each home, from traditional face-frame work to modern European-inspired designs. Its two collections reflect that unusual blend of old-world precision and American-made production.CHRISTIANA, PA
C. Chandler Company, IncStarted by Charles Chandler in a Philadelphia garage in 1973, C. Chandler Company builds custom cabinetry, millwork and woodwork for homes, businesses and retail spaces. The Philadelphia shop now spans 15,000 square feet and combines computerized machinery with the hands-on craftsmanship that remains central to each piece. Its work has included restaurant interiors for the Vetri Family and retail fixtures for brands including Anthropologie and Free People.PHILADELPHIA, PA