Brands

Homecrest Cabinetry

A MasterBrand cabinet line built around style, durability and price — and the one we most often reach for when a kitchen needs to look considered on a real budget.

Homecrest Cabinetry kitchen cabinet brand logo

Homecrest door styles and finishes are on display at our Anaheim showroom.

About the line

A considered kitchen without a custom budget

Homecrest is a cabinet line we carry because it solves a specific problem well: a kitchen that needs to look considered without a custom budget. It is not the top of our range — Omega is — and it does not pretend to be. What it does is give you a genuinely wide run of door styles and finishes at a price that leaves money for the counters and the floor.

The company describes its goal as offering quality cabinets that help you express your style and make your home your own, and its own summary of the line is three words: stylish, durable, well-priced. On that it delivers.

Cherry wood kitchen with a granite-topped island cooktop, double wall ovens and a stainless refrigerator
Cherry cabinetry
White kitchen with a hanging pot rack over a dark-topped island, rush-seat bar stools and a stainless refrigerator
White painted cabinetry

The MasterBrand connection

Homecrest is a subsidiary of MasterBrand Cabinets, Inc., which has been making cabinets since 1926 and comprises a number of quality cabinet brands — KitchenCraft, which we also carry, is another. In practice the parent matters for two reasons: manufacturing consistency, and the fact that a line backed by a company that size is still going to be supplying replacement parts in ten years.

Open appliance garage in cream cabinetry holding a coffee maker and a pod carousel on a granite counter
Appliance garage

Made in Goshen, Indiana since 1969

Homecrest cabinets have been made in Goshen, Indiana since 1969. Homecrest is also a certified brand in the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association (KCMA) Environmental Stewardship Program, which recognises manufacturers using environmentally responsible materials, recycling waste, and using low-emission coatings — a certification that goes beyond the association's minimum requirements rather than simply meeting them.

Glazed cream cabinet crown moulding meeting the ceiling above a carved scroll pilaster
Crown and pilaster
Why we carry it

What Homecrest is good at

Range without the custom price

A wide selection of styles and finishes that bridge traditional and contemporary, which is what most Orange County kitchens actually need — the house is from the 1970s or 1980s and the owners are not.

Built-in organisation

The line is designed around interior storage and organisation rather than treating it as an upgrade, so more of the useful features are in the cabinet to begin with.

Warranty terms in writing

Warranty terms come from the cabinet maker, in writing, before you order — so you see exactly what Homecrest covers on the doors, drawers and hardware before you commit to the line.

Certified sustainable manufacturing

Homecrest is certified under the KCMA Environmental Stewardship Program for environmentally responsible materials, waste recycling and low-emission coatings.

In the showroom

Seeing it in person

Homecrest door styles and finishes are on display at the Anaheim showroom, where you can put them against the countertop and backsplash options in the same visit — which is the comparison that actually decides a kitchen. Bring photographs of your room and we can narrow it quickly.

Call (714) 630-0477 or book a free design consultation. To see finished work, the project gallery has dated write-ups of real Orange County kitchens, and kitchen remodeling explains how a full project runs.

Close view of a carved acanthus leaf corbel in cream with a brass knob beneath a polished stone countertop
Carved corbel
Questions

Homecrest questions

How Homecrest compares with the other cabinet lines we carry, what its certification covers, and how to see it before you order.

  1. How does Homecrest compare to the other cabinet lines you carry?

    It sits in the middle of our range. Omega is the line for semi-custom and true custom work; KitchenCraft spans stock through custom and covers rooms beyond the kitchen; Waypoint is a comparable middle option with its own door-style range. Homecrest is the one to look at first when you want breadth of style at a controlled price.

  2. Is Homecrest semi-custom or stock?

    Homecrest is built around a broad catalogue of styles, finishes and organisation options rather than a bespoke build. If your room needs a cabinet dimension the catalogue does not cover, Omega is the line to ask about instead.

  3. What does the KCMA Environmental Stewardship certification mean?

    It recognises cabinet manufacturers that demonstrate an ongoing commitment to sustainability — using environmentally responsible materials, recycling manufacturing waste, and using low-emission coatings. Certified brands go beyond the association’s minimum requirements.

  4. Can I see Homecrest cabinets before I order?

    Yes. Door styles and finishes are on display at our Anaheim showroom, open Mon–Sat 10am–5pm · Sunday closed. Walk-ins are welcome, and booking a consultation means we can have the relevant samples ready.

Still deciding? See the door styles in our showroom.

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