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Kitchen Cabinet Showroom in Las Vegas
Fifteen door lines and 145 finishes, as full-size doors you can open, carry to the window, and set next to a countertop sample. A photograph flattens a bevel and shifts a colour — this is the room where you stop guessing.
Book an Appointment (702) 800-0900
By appointment only. We don’t take walk-ins, so please call or book first.
Mon–Thu 9–5 · Fri 9–4 · Closed weekends
Every door style we sell. Choose one to see the colours it comes in.
Shaker
Panel
Flat and Slab
Wide Shaker
31 colours, in Elegant and Woodbourne. A flat centre panel inside a square frame. The most common style, and the safest in most kitchens.
On the wall: Sage, Elegant
Elegant Concord collection · 14 colours
Full specificationWoodbourne Classic collection · 17 colours
Full specificationSlim Shaker
28 colours, in Newport and Versailles. A flat centre panel inside a square frame. The most common style, and the safest in most kitchens.
On the wall: Sleek White, Versailles
Newport Concord collection · 14 colours
Full specificationVersailles Classic collection · 14 colours
Full specification- Sample in the showroomWheat
Step Shaker
12 colours, in Fashion. A flat centre panel inside a square frame. The most common style, and the safest in most kitchens.
On the wall: Evergreen, Fashion
Fashion Concord collection · 12 colours
Full specificationReverse Shaker
11 colours, in Highland. A flat centre panel inside a square frame. The most common style, and the safest in most kitchens.
On the wall: Adirondack Blue, Highland
Highland Classic collection · 11 colours
Full specificationShaker
10 colours, in Luxor and Glencove and Dover. A flat centre panel inside a square frame. The most common style, and the safest in most kitchens.
On the wall: Saddle, Dover
Luxor Luxor collection · 5 colours
Full specificationGlencove Luxor collection · 3 colours
Full specificationDover Bedford collection · 2 colours
Full specificationRaised Panel
1 colour, in Country Oak. A centre panel that steps up or down from the frame, so the door catches light rather than lying flat. The traditional look.
On the wall: Honey, Country Oak
Country Oak Bedford collection · 1 colour
Full specificationRecessed Panel
12 colours, in Richmond. A centre panel that steps up or down from the frame, so the door catches light rather than lying flat. The traditional look.
On the wall: Stone, Richmond
Richmond Concord collection · 12 colours
Full specificationMitered Raised Panel
2 colours, in Park Ave. A centre panel that steps up or down from the frame, so the door catches light rather than lying flat. The traditional look.
On the wall: White, Park Ave
Park Ave Concord collection · 2 colours
Full specificationFrench Mitered
14 colours, in Sydney. A centre panel that steps up or down from the frame, so the door catches light rather than lying flat. The traditional look.
On the wall: Linen, Sydney
Sydney Concord collection · 14 colours
Full specificationFlat Panel
12 colours, in Broadway. One flat surface, no frame and no panel. The contemporary end of the range.
On the wall: Walnut, Broadway
Broadway Classic collection · 12 colours
Full specificationSlab
12 colours, in Milano. One flat surface, no frame and no panel. The contemporary end of the range.
On the wall: Sand, Milano
Milano Classic collection · 12 colours
Full specificationWhat you will actually see
Most cabinet shopping happens on a screen, and screens are the problem. A finish that reads warm on a monitor can read grey in daylight; a bevel that looks crisp in a render disappears under a showroom downlight. Everything here exists so you can check those things with your own eyes before anything is ordered.
Doors, at full size
Every line we sell is here as a real door, not a sample chip — Shaker in its three widths, flat panel, slab, reverse shaker, recessed panel, French mitered and raised panel. You can open them, feel the weight, and see how the finish behaves as you turn it toward the window.
Countertops next to the doors
We carry 96 MSI quartz colours, and the only useful way to choose one is against the door it will live with. Bring a flooring sample or a paint chip if you have one — a combination that works on a screen can fall apart in a room.
Calacatta Laza Oro
Alabaster White
Cashmere Taj
Babylon Gray Concrete
Soapstone Metropolis
Midnight Corvo
“A finish that reads warm on a monitor can read grey in daylight.”
Rift-cut white oak. The grain runs straight because of how the log is sawn — the kind of thing you see across a room, and not on a phone.
The insides, with the doors off
The part that decides what a kitchen costs is the part you cannot see in a photograph. We keep cutaway boxes so you can compare a screwed drawer box against a dovetailed one, and see how far a side-mounted glide pulls out against a full-extension one. Once you have seen the difference in person, the price ladder stops being abstract.
Your own kitchen, measured
If you are past browsing, bring photographs and a rough measurement. We produce AutoCAD drawings of the actual room before anything is ordered, and the conversation is far more useful with the real dimensions in front of us.
By appointment only
Visiting the showroom
5015 West Sahara Avenue, Suite 126
Las Vegas, Nevada 89146
Monday to Thursday, 9 am–5 pm. Friday, 9 am–4 pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
We don’t take walk-ins. Every visit is booked, and that is deliberate: the doors, finishes and slabs you are interested in are pulled and waiting on the table when you arrive, and someone is with you for the whole visit instead of finishing another appointment.
Book an Appointment (702) 800-0900
hello@sagekitchencabinetry.com
Nevada State Contractors Board licence #0093826. Licensed, bonded and insured.
West Sahara between Decatur and Jones, with parking at the door. Ten minutes from Summerlin, about twenty from Henderson. Directions on Google
Narrow it down before you arrive
You do not have to, and plenty of people walk in with nothing but a photograph of their kitchen. But if you would rather come in with a shortlist, two things on this site do most of the work.
The full catalogue shows every door we sell in every finish we sell it in, with the box, drawer and overlay specification for each. It is the same information we would hand you across the table.
The kitchen visualizer puts any of those doors onto a photoreal kitchen with real quartz countertops. Email yourself the result and we will have those exact samples out when you arrive.
Common questions
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. The showroom is by appointment only and we don’t take walk-ins. It takes a phone call or the form on our contact page, and it means someone is with you for the whole visit and the samples you care about are already out.
Are you open on Saturday?
No. We are open Monday to Thursday 9–5 and Friday 9–4, and closed at the weekend. If those hours are difficult, call us and we will work something out rather than have you drive across town for a locked door.
What should I bring?
Photographs of your kitchen and a rough measurement are enough to make the visit useful. If you have a flooring sample, a paint chip, or a countertop offcut, bring those too — choosing a cabinet finish against the things it will actually sit beside is the whole point of coming in.
Is there a charge, or any obligation?
No to both. You can look at doors, compare drawer construction and take finish names away with you without buying anything.
Do you only sell whole kitchens?
No. We supply and install full kitchens, we supply cabinets on their own, and we install cabinets you bought somewhere else. Those are quoted separately.