Bristol Woodworking and Design

I cannot recommend Greg and the folks as Bristol enough. They made a custom window seat for us, and it turned out exceptional. It was true craftsmanship, with all the little details covered and addressed. They worked with us in interpreting our desires and concepts, and translating that into a piece of furniture of the highest quality. They were super professional, very responsive and communicative, and all-​around fantastic in every respect. In fact, we’re so pleased, we’ve already started contemplating our next project. If it comes to wood, they will get all our business in the future. We could not be happier.

I don’t know how I found these custom cabinet makers.
If you are looking for rock bottom, bargaining, and shifty workers, this is not the place. If you can fit in Ikea or Home Despot premade and pre-​dimensioned wood veneer cabinets that will show every dent to the particle board, choose those sources. If you can fit Rebuilding Center finds into your project, they are an awesome, and highly recommended Portland treasure!
I make my own furniture on occasion and love wood. My philosophy is that what you make of wood would last at least as long as the tree took to grow. I’m particular and quality oriented. Hey, I wanted to be an architect as a kid! I was redoing a kitchen in a 90 year home with existing dimensions to fit exactly, and very tall ceilings, requiring two vertical rows of cabinets.
Bristol was able to work with my design, to about the 1 inch level. They refined to the 1/​32^nd, perfectly. I specified solid board drawer fronts, over veneer. I worked with Bristol to select boards with beautiful grain patterns at Crosscut hardwood for the project, so the grain would be continuous across the cabinets. I pulled the boards aside and Bristol picked them up at their wholesale rate.
On installation of kitchen and bathroom cabinets, they honored their bid despite site particularities. They did a perfect job.
If custom cabinets are needed for your project, or if you are very particular in material choices/​design, and want to work interactively with your maker, Bristol is a great choice.
(Early Mississippi pioneers, they moved to Kilpatrick when Mississippi became what it is today)