ARKA Cabinets Is Now Licensed in Washington State
ARKA Cabinets now provides custom cabinets in Southwest Washington, expanding our service area to include Vancouver, Camas, and surrounding communities.
Alder Wood Cabinets: Design Guide
Alder wood cabinets are a favorite among designers for their calm grain, stain versatility. In this guide, we explain how alder performs when finished correctly, and when it is the right material choice for your home.
Natural Wood vs Engineered Cabinets
When planning a remodel, one of the biggest decisions you’ll make is choosing between natural wood vs engineered cabinets.
Custom Storage Ideas for Your Laundry Room
Even the smallest laundry room can become efficient and well-organized with the right design. Learn how you can transform your space.
Custom Floating Shelves: Subtle Details, Lasting Impact
Let’s talk about custom floating shelves — and why their cost sometimes surprises people.
A Quiet Luxury Retreat in Cannon Beach
This custom built house in Cannon Beach is the epitome of quiet luxury — the kind of home that doesn’t shout for attention yet leaves a lasting impression through design and high-quality materials.
Cabinet Hardware: Soft Close and Full Extension Slides
Hardware is where the real quality of a cabinet often reveals itself. It’s the invisible ingredient that protects your investment, elevates your daily routine, and ensures your cabinets work as good as they look.
Understanding Cabinet Construction: Face Frame vs. Frameless Cabinets
If you’re planning a kitchen remodel or custom cabinetry project, you’ve probably come across terms like face frame, frameless, Eurostyle, or inset cabinets. But what do they actually mean — and why does it matter for your design?
Why Hiring an Interior Designer Saves Time and Money
Planning a major home renovation—especially in the kitchen or bathroom—can feel overwhelming. From choosing layouts and materials to balancing aesthetics and function, the number of decisions adds up quickly.
5 Modern Kitchen Storage Solutions
Kitchens today are doing triple duty. They’re where we cook, work, gather, and occasionally hide with a glass of wine. But too many kitchens — especially in older homes — were never designed to keep up with how we live today.
