Fabuwood Cabinets Price List (2026), Discounted Pricing by Line & Finish

Here's the Fabuwood cabinets price list, built from real quotes and our live catalog rather than a marketing sheet: eight lines, roughly sixty finishes between them, and 10×10 kitchens running $4,000 to $9,000 in cabinets, discount already applied. Individual boxes run from about $100 for a small filler panel up to $2,175 for a fully loaded base, with plywood construction, dovetail drawers, and Blum® soft-close standard on every line — not sold back to you as upgrades.

Fabuwood itself never publishes one of these lists; the company sells only through authorized dealers, so pricing lives on the dealer side. As an authorized Fabuwood dealer, we quote this catalog daily, and for this update we pulled live pricing across our full Fabuwood inventory — more than 36,000 individual cabinet, accessory, and hardware listings across every finish — to break the numbers out by line, by cabinet type, and by individual SKU. What follows is that list, organized the way you'd actually shop it, plus links to the manufacturer spec books if you want dimensions and construction detail alongside the money.

Table of Contents

• The Price List, by Line and Finish
• Does Your Finish Choice Change the Price?
• Price List by Cabinet Type
• Price List by Individual Cabinet
• How the Discount on This List Works
• Why There's No Official Published List
• Fabuwood Spec Books
• List Myths to Ignore
• Will This List Change in 2026–2027?
• Turn This List Into an Exact Quote
• Frequently Asked Questions

The Fabuwood Cabinets Price List, by Line and Finish

Updated August 2026, reflecting our current 35% off discount — we refresh this list as quotes move.

Every line below is priced against a 10×10 kitchen (two walls, about 20 linear feet of cabinets), the industry's standard yardstick. Ranges are cabinets only — assembled, delivered, discount included — before accessories and freight:

Within a line, the finish you pick usually doesn't move the price — but it isn't always a wash, and the next section breaks down exactly when it is with real numbers. Treat the spread inside each row as your layout talking: tall pantry runs, deep drawer stacks, and islands push toward the top, a simple galley sits near the bottom. And every finish on this list ships with the same construction — solid wood face frames, plywood boxes, dovetail drawers, and Blum® soft-close hinges and slides, plus Fabuwood's limited lifetime warranty at no charge.

Converting the list to your kitchen's size

Divide any range in the table by the 10×10 benchmark's 20 linear feet and you get that line's rough cost per foot — about $200–$450 across the lineup — then multiply by your own footage. A 10×12 L-shaped kitchen is roughly 22 linear feet; a three-wall 12×12 runs closer to 25–30. Islands price on top of the base set, typically $1,000–$4,000 depending on size and line, and professional installation adds another $1,500–$4,000 for a 10×10 in most markets. That puts an installed Galaxy kitchen around $5,500–$9,500 all-in, scaling up proportionally for the slab lines.

Does Your Finish Choice Change the Price?

Mostly no — but not always, and the exceptions are worth knowing before you fall in love with a color. We pulled base-cabinet pricing for every finish inside three lines to check, rather than guess:

• Allure Galaxy (12 finishes). Eleven of the twelve — Frost, Dove, Linen, Nickel, Cobblestone, Horizon, Indigo, Timber, Truffle, Pistachio Green, and Pitch Black — price identically. Desert Oak is the outlier: it's a true wood-grain veneer rather than a painted finish, and it runs about 20% higher than the rest of the palette on the same cabinet — roughly $705 versus $590 for an average discounted base cabinet.
• Illume and Ovela Catalina (15 finishes each). Both lines split cleanly into two price tiers, and the split isn't gloss-versus-matte the way you'd assume. Bianco Gloss, Grigio Gloss, Bianco Matte, and Carbone Matte — the four solid-color finishes — sit in the higher tier, about 10–11% above the eleven wood-texture finishes (Clubhouse Oak, Como Ash, Ferrara Oak, Hickory Rock, Light Artwood, Muratti 1, Muratti 4, Natural Elm, Nocce 3, Olmo 3, and Silk Flow). On Ovela that's roughly $730 versus $660 for an average discounted base cabinet; on Illume it's about $680 versus $615.

The pattern across both lines: solid, single-tone finishes (a flat white, a flat gray, a saturated stain) tend to cost slightly more to produce consistently than a printed or textured wood-look surface, and Fabuwood's price groups reflect that. It's a small difference on any one cabinet, but on a full 10–10 it can add up to a few hundred dollars — worth factoring in if you're choosing between two finishes you like equally.

One more finish path worth knowing: the custom paint-match program on the framed Allure lines (Galaxy, Fusion, Luna, Nexus, Echo, and Luxe) lets you order any color from the full Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore catalog, expanding Echo and Luxe to 22 total colors each. It isn't reflected in the ranges above — custom colors are made to order and typically carry their own upcharge over the standard finish list, so ask for that number specifically when you request a quote rather than assuming it matches the nearest stock finish.

Price List by Cabinet Type

A kitchen isn't priced as one number — it's dozens of individual cabinets, accessories, and trim pieces added together, and a base cabinet doesn't cost the same as a wall cabinet or a range hood. To build this section we pulled every live Fabuwood listing in our catalog and grouped it by product type, the same categories Fabuwood itself uses on its spec sheets. These ranges span every line, from entry Galaxy to premium Ovela, so the low end of each row is typically Galaxy and the high end is typically Illume or Ovela — our discount is already subtracted:

A few patterns are worth pointing out. Base and wall cabinets carry the bulk of a kitchen's total — a typical 10×10 mixes 6–8 base cabinets with 6–8 wall cabinets, which is why those two rows do most of the work in the line-level ranges above. Tall cabinets price higher per unit than they look like they should, because a pantry is really two or three cabinets' worth of box and door in a single tall shell. Accessories and decorative trim — the pull-outs, moldings, and lighting rows above — are genuinely optional; skipping them is the easiest way to trim a quote without touching the cabinets themselves. And vanity cabinets price lower per unit than kitchen base cabinets of the same width, since bathroom runs are typically shorter and simpler than a full kitchen wall.

One category worth a special note: the 10×10 Kitchen Door Sample, a boxed set of full-size doors covering an entire benchmark layout in one finish, runs about $1,625 discounted — useful if you're comparing two finishes side by side in your actual kitchen light rather than judging from a single door chip.

Price List by Individual Cabinet

The type ranges above show the full spread across our catalog; here are specific, real examples pulled from actual quotes and orders so you can sanity-check a specific line item rather than a category average:

Multiply numbers like these across a 12–16 cabinet kitchen and you can see how the line ranges at the top of this page are built — and why a site quoting a complete plywood kitchen for $3,000 isn't describing this catalog. A proper quote itemizes every cabinet by size code before modifications, accessories, assembly, and freight are added as their own lines; our full cost breakdown walks through reading one line by line.

How the Discount on This List Works

Every price on this page is a street price with our sitewide Fabuwood discount already subtracted — currently 35% off — so there's no separate coupon to hunt for on top of these numbers. Concretely: a $265 wall cabinet at list becomes about $172 on this list; a $995 pantry becomes about $645. That discount applies the same way across every line, finish, and product type — kitchen cabinets, vanities, hoods, glass doors, and even door samples — from the entry Galaxy shaker to the frameless Ovela slabs, and it's live on every product page in the collection right now rather than something you have to ask for.

Why There's No Official Published List

Fabuwood sells exclusively through authorized dealers, and final pricing depends on your layout, finish, modifications, and freight — a national sticker sheet would mislead more people than it helped. What the brand fixed instead is the dealer-side system: EZ Pricing puts every door style in a flat price group with one clean number per cabinet, replacing the old maze of multipliers and lettered surcharge codes. Before EZ Pricing, dealers worked from lettered price groups (Group A, B, C and so on) with separate multiplier sheets for modifications — workable for someone quoting kitchens every day, opaque for a homeowner trying to reverse-engineer a number. EZ Pricing collapsed that into one line, one price, which is why a dealer quote comes back fast, often same-day, and why two dealers quoting the same layout land on comparable numbers — the difference you see is margin and service, not a hidden formula. If you've found old spec-book pages online with cryptic lettered price columns, that's the legacy system this replaced.

Fabuwood Spec Books

A price list tells you what something costs; a spec book tells you what it actually is — door profiles, box and drawer dimensions, nomenclature, construction materials, and the full accessory list for a line. Fabuwood publishes one for each of its collections, and we host the current editions for download alongside our own specbooks hub:

• Allure Spec Book — the flagship line covered in the price table above: Galaxy, Fusion, Nexus, Luna, Echo, and Luxe door dimensions, nomenclature, and construction details.
• Illume Spec Book — the European Catalina Gloss and Catalina Matt & Texture slab collections, including reinforced metal drawer system specs.
• Quest Spec Book — Fabuwood's value-driven entry line, sold through select dealers below the Allure tier.
• Valencia Spec Book — a contemporary, clean-lined value collection positioned alongside Quest and Value.
• Value Spec Book — Fabuwood's most accessible line, built for budget-focused and rental-grade projects.

Ovela is Fabuwood's newest series and doesn't have a standalone published spec book yet; its finish list and construction details live on the Ovela collection page instead. None of these books list prices — that's the dealer side of the business, which is exactly what this article and a real quote are for — but they're the fastest way to confirm a cabinet's exact dimensions, door profile, or included hardware before you commit a number to your layout. If you'd rather have one emailed than hunt for the PDF, Cabinets AI can pull the right one for your line in seconds.

List Myths to Ignore

• "Classic Series" and "Elite Series" tables. Several sites publish detailed prices for Fabuwood lines by these names. No such lines exist in the current catalog — it's Allure, Illume, and Ovela at the semi-custom tier, plus the value-driven Quest, Valencia, and Value lines through select dealers. The tables are AI-generated filler.
• Soft-close as a paid upgrade. Generic cabinet-pricing templates list "$50–$100 per soft-close hinge." On every line and every type above, Blum® soft-close is standard, not an add-on.
• A single "per-square-foot" number for the whole kitchen. Cabinets don't price by square footage of floor or wall — they price per cabinet, which is exactly why this page breaks the list out by type instead of quoting one blended figure that hides what you're actually paying for.

Our Fabuwood cost guide covers the rest of the myths circulating out there, including the fake $3,000 complete kitchen and the inflated $20,000+ "typical kitchen" totals that fold in remodel labor.

Will This List Change in 2026–2027?

Worth knowing if you're planning months out: imported cabinets and components have carried a 25% Section 232 tariff since October 2025, with a planned jump to 50% postponed to January 1, 2027. Fabuwood, like most value-tier brands, builds with globally sourced components finished and assembled domestically, so the category has been absorbing rising costs, and every row on this page — not just finished cabinets, but accessories, hoods, and glass doors sourced the same way — carries some exposure to that pressure. A dated, itemized quote is the practical hedge — it freezes today's numbers while you finish planning, and financing through Affirm (0% APR on qualifying orders, prequalify in seconds) lets you lock them in without paying everything up front.

Turn This List Into an Exact Quote

Ranges plan a budget; only a quote sets one. Ask Cabinets AI for instant answers — it knows every line, finish, and price band here and can compare them against your budget in seconds. For a fast ballpark, our cost estimator takes about a minute. For the real number, send your measurements to our free 3D design service and get a rendered layout with an itemized, cabinet-by-cabinet quote, usually within one business day. Before committing to a finish, the $25 door sample is the cheapest insurance in the process — screens flatten every color on this list, and dimensions in a spec book don't tell you how a finish reads under your own kitchen lighting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an official Fabuwood price list?

No. Fabuwood sells only through authorized dealers, and pricing runs through the dealer-side EZ Pricing system rather than a public MSRP sheet. An itemized dealer quote is the closest thing to an official list, and it's fast to get.

What's the cheapest line on the list?

Allure Galaxy, with 10×10 kitchens starting around $4,000 and the widest finish range of any line at 12 colors. Some dealers also carry the value-tier Quest, Valencia, and Value lines below Allure.

What's the most expensive line?

Ovela Catalina, the true frameless slab line, typically runs $6,500–$9,000 for a 10×10 — slightly above Illume Catalina's $6,000–$8,000, which uses the same 15 finishes on a framed European slab construction.

Does my finish choice change the price?

Usually not, with two real exceptions we found in our own catalog pricing: Desert Oak runs about 20% above the other eleven Galaxy finishes, and the gloss plus solid-matte finishes on Illume and Ovela Catalina run about 10–11% above the eleven wood-texture finishes in those lines.

How much do Fabuwood base cabinets cost?

$100–$2,175 across our catalog, discount included, depending on the size, line, and whether it's a bare box or one loaded with factory accessories. Wall cabinets run $170–$1,485 and tall pantry cabinets run $645–$3,900 by the same measure.

How much are Fabuwood vanity cabinets and vanity accessories?

Vanity cabinets run $330–$1,920 depending on width and configuration. Vanity accessories — feet, hardware, and stone vanity tops — span a much wider $45–$3,175, since that category covers everything from small hardware to a full double-bowl countertop.

How much does a Fabuwood range hood cost?

$70–$5,135 discounted, with the low end covering replacement filters and the high end a 42″ wall-mount designer hood. Most standard under-cabinet and wall-mount hoods land well inside that range, closer to the middle.

Does the price list include a discount already?

Yes. Every number above already reflects our current 35% sitewide Fabuwood discount, applied automatically across every line, finish, and cabinet type — not a separate code to apply at checkout.

How much does a Fabuwood door sample cost?

$25 for a single-finish door sample, discount included, across every line we carry. A boxed set covering an entire 10×10 layout in one finish runs about $1,625.

Do you have a Fabuwood spec book?

Yes — downloadable spec books are available for Allure, Illume, Quest, Valencia, and Value on our specbooks page, covering dimensions, door styles, construction, and accessories for each line. Ovela's details live on its collection page since it doesn't have a standalone book yet.

Will this list get more expensive in 2026 or 2027?

Possibly. A 25% tariff on imported cabinets and components has applied since October 2025, and a further increase to 50% is currently postponed to January 2027. Locking a dated, itemized quote is the best protection against that risk.

How do I get an exact price for my kitchen?

Send your measurements through our free 3D design service for a rendered layout and itemized quote, ask Cabinets AI for an instant estimate, or run our cost estimator for a quick ballpark.