Ten cabinet and quartz brands, all in one showroom
Four cabinet lines and six quartz surfaces — displayed together, so you can put the door style against the slab before you decide.
Why we carry ten brands, not one
Carrying ten brands is not about choice for its own sake. Cabinet lines differ in construction, in how far the door styles range, and in price band — and the honest answer to "which should I use?" depends on the room and the budget, not on which one we would rather sell. Having four cabinet lines and six quartz surfaces in the same building means the comparison happens in front of you, in one visit, rather than across three appointments and a lot of guessing.
Everything below is on display at the Anaheim showroom. If you already know roughly what you want, book a free consultation and we will have the relevant door styles and slab samples out before you arrive — and the project gallery shows these brands installed in real Orange County homes.
Four cabinet lines, from stock to true custom
Omega Cabinetry
The top of our cabinet range. Omega covers semi-custom through to a true custom cabinet experience, which is where you go when the room has an awkward dimension or you want something the catalogue does not do.
KitchenCraft
Founded over 40 years ago in Winnipeg and part of MasterBrand since 2002. Classically made cabinets with trend-forward European styling, and a range that runs from stock to custom — plus cabinetry for bathrooms, home offices and laundry rooms, not only kitchens.
Waypoint Living Spaces
Beautiful cabinetry for kitchens, baths or any room, built around a straightforward remodeling process. A strong middle option when you want breadth of door styles without stepping up to custom.
Homecrest Cabinetry
A MasterBrand line built around style and value, made in Goshen, Indiana since 1969 and certified under the KCMA Environmental Stewardship Program. It is the line we most often reach for when a kitchen needs to look considered on a real budget.
Six quartz surfaces
Cambria
American-made and family-owned. Cambria states its quartz is harder than granite or marble, non-absorbent, needs no sealing or polishing — just warm water and mild soap — and is backed by a transferable Full Lifetime Warranty.
Q Premium Natural Quartz by MSI
A low-maintenance, stain-resistant quartz line from MSI, one of the largest nationwide distributors of flooring, wall and countertop surfaces. The widest run of colours and colourways of anything we carry.
Silestone by Cosentino
The original engineered quartz, sold for more than thirty years. Cosentino now makes every colour with its HybriQ+ low-silica technology and labels each one with its crystalline-silica maximum.
Vadara Quartz
Handcrafted quartz with collections inspired by natural landscapes — marble- and quartzite-inspired looks in warm creams and soft veining, without the sealing natural stone needs.
Viatera by LX Hausys
Quartz made in Adairsville, Georgia, from clean whites to dramatic veining, including the NEOQ collection that LX Hausys makes with under 1% crystalline silica.
Nouvel by Bedrosians
The newest line on our floor: an ultra-low crystalline silica quartz from Bedrosians, in large slabs up to about 81″ × 139″, with bookmatched and through-body colours.
Eight of these have a page of their own
Omega and Homecrest, the top and the value end of our cabinet range, and all six quartz surfaces, each with its own page on how it differs from the rest. For KitchenCraft and Waypoint, the fastest route to an answer is to come and look.
- Omega Cabinetry Semi-custom through to true custom Cabinetry
- KitchenCraft European styling, from stock to custom Cabinetry
- Waypoint Living Spaces Wide door-style range for any room Cabinetry
- Homecrest Cabinetry The MasterBrand line, made in Goshen since 1969 Cabinetry
- Cambria American-made, family-owned quartz Quartz
- Q Premium Natural Quartz By MSI, and how it compares with the others Quartz
- Silestone By Cosentino, the original, now low-silica Quartz
- Vadara Quartz Handcrafted, nature-inspired stone looks Quartz
- Viatera By LX Hausys, made in Georgia Quartz
- Nouvel By Bedrosians, large bookmatched slabs Quartz
Choosing between brands
What decides between the cabinet lines and the quartz surfaces we carry, and what to check before you order.
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Which cabinet brand should I choose?
It depends on the room and the budget rather than on the badge. Omega is the line to look at for semi-custom and true custom work; KitchenCraft spans stock through custom and covers rooms beyond the kitchen; Waypoint and Homecrest sit in the middle on price with wide door-style ranges. A designer will narrow it in the showroom faster than any comparison chart.
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Is there a warranty on the cabinets?
Warranty terms come from the cabinet maker, in writing, before you order. Coverage differs between Omega, KitchenCraft, Waypoint and Homecrest, so you see the written terms for the exact line you are considering before you commit to it.
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What is the difference between quartz and granite?
Quartz is engineered rather than quarried, which makes it non-porous, so it absorbs nothing and needs no sealing. Granite and marble are natural stone and generally require periodic sealing and polishing. Cambria states its quartz is harder than granite, and Silestone, Viatera and Nouvel now make low-silica versions of the surface.
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Can I see these before committing?
Yes, and you should. All ten brands are on display at the Anaheim showroom, and the point of carrying them together is that you can hold a slab sample against a door style and a backsplash tile at the same time.
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Do you only fit brands you carry?
Those are the lines we stock, display and order through the showroom, so they are what we can show you and price accurately. If you have something specific in mind, call (714) 630-0477 and ask.
Still deciding? Come and see all ten side by side.
- Showroom hours Mon–Sat 10am–5pm · Sunday closed
- Showroom 2910 E La Palma Ave, Ste B, Anaheim, CA 92806
- Service area 24 Orange County cities we serve