A Premium Hard Maple Kitchen Cabinetry Remodel in Bethlehem, PA
The Challenge & The Vision
The Bethlehem homeowners desired a sophisticated culinary space that optimized daily functionality and flow. The existing layout lacked adequate customized storage and visual impact. The vision required an expert design to seamlessly blend warm wood tones with an elegant painted center island. By utilizing our kitchen cabinetry expertise, the Laslo team delivered a layout featuring tailored interior organizers and premium finishes that reflect the clients’ exquisite taste.
The Transformation
The new space serves as a deliberate centerpiece for the home. Because standard manufactured lines often restrict specialized storage combinations, we deployed our custom fabrication capabilities. The perimeter cabinets are constructed from kiln-dried hard maple, providing a robust foundation and a refined wood grain profile.

Our craftsmen milled the perimeter cabinetry with precise machine edges and finished it in an Alder Spice Dye and Wipe stain with a dull sheen. To create a striking contrast, we built a bespoke center island from paint-grade maple, finished in the serene SW9525 Hidden Trail color. By utilizing our hybrid fabrication mechanism, we integrated highly specific focal points like a custom farm sink base and intricate stacked crown molding to optimize the overall investment perfectly.
Project Specifications
This remodel incorporates the following premium materials and hardware to ensure lasting durability and style:
Molding: Stacked large cove and flat stock custom crown molding
Perimeter Cabinetry: Solid Hard Maple, CRP-10 full overlay doors in Alder Spice Dye and Wipe Stain (Dull Sheen)
Center Island: Paint-Grade Maple in SW9525 Hidden Trail
Countertops: Michael Angelo Gold Quartz with an eased edge
Storage Features: Six custom roll-out shelves, integrated utensil organizers, tray dividers, and a double trash pull-out
Hardware: 445-SBZ and Edge Pull finishes








“When designing a large kitchen, optimizing interior cabinet storage is just as important as the exterior finish. By incorporating dedicated roll-out shelves, customized utensil dividers, and specialized tray organizers into the initial build, you ensure the space remains entirely clutter-free and highly functional for daily living” — Neil Laslo, Owner, Laslo Custom Kitchens
Explore More Premium Remodels
If this Bethlehem project inspired you, explore these related resources to see more of our craftsmanship:
Broader Inspiration: Browse our complete Custom Remodels for more deliberate design ideas.oom in Easton.
See Another Transformation: Discover how we utilized tailored woodworking in our Bathroom Remodels Portfolio.
Design Resources: Learn how to maximize your investment by reading Is it Possible to Replace Countertops While Keeping Your Old Cabinets?.
The Laslo Custom Cabinetry Advantage
For over five decades, Laslo Custom Kitchens has been recognized throughout Easton and the Lehigh Valley as a trusted leader in premium residential design and remodeling. The Laslo team works closely with homeowners to tailor every detail, from cabinetry layout to finish selection, ensuring the final space reflects the client’s lifestyle and taste. Each project is rooted in craftsmanship, attention to detail, and a mission to make a positive community impact through Laslo’s ongoing support of Make-A-Wish.
Serving Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Bucks County, and New Jersey, Laslo offers full-service custom design and space transformations. Call 610-258-0259 to schedule a consultation or contact them online.
A Space for the Future
With more than 50 years of experience and a strong community mission through Make-A-Wish, Laslo Custom Kitchens continues to define what it means to design with heart. Looking toward 2026 and beyond, trends such as custom cabinetry, efficient storage, and elevated finishes will ensure this bespoke space remains timeless. Located at 3609 Nicholas Street in Easton, Pennsylvania, Laslo Custom Kitchens brings trusted expertise to homeowners across the Lehigh Valley, Bucks County, and New Jersey. This redesign represents the trend toward accessible sophistication, where homeowners can enjoy high-end design at attainable prices.
To explore more examples of our craftsmanship or to discuss how our hybrid fabrication mechanism can elevate your home, we invite you to visit our custom designs showroom in Easton.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does custom kitchen cabinetry cost in the Lehigh Valley?
The cost varies based on materials and features, with complete kitchens starting around $22,000. Incorporating bespoke elements like a painted island and quartz countertops ensures a premium result that maximizes your remodeling investment.
Can you match specific paint colors for a kitchen island?
Yes. Our master finishers excel at custom painting and staining. For this Bethlehem project, we applied the specific SW9525 Hidden Trail color to the paint-grade maple island, creating a deliberate contrast with the perimeter cabinets.
What is the best countertop material for a busy kitchen?
We recommend quartz, like the Michael Angelo Gold quartz used here. It provides a durable, non-porous surface that resists stains and requires minimal maintenance, making it ideal for an active culinary environment.
Do you build specialized interior storage organizers?
Absolutely. Specialized storage is a hallmark of our custom fabrication. We can integrate features like heavy-duty pull-out bottle shelves and custom wine racks to accommodate your specific collection perfectly.
Can I mix wood stains and painted cabinets in my kitchen?
Yes, blending finishes is highly recommended. This project features an Alder Spice stain on the hard maple perimeter paired with a painted center island, establishing a sophisticated and layered aesthetic.
Do you install custom crown molding above cabinets?
Yes. We mill and install custom architectural details. This kitchen features an intricate stacked large cove and flat stock crown molding, drawing the eye upward and providing a highly tailored, finished appearance.
