Custom Kitchens & Cabinetry in Redwood City

Redwood City is the county seat of San Mateo County and one of the oldest incorporated cities on the Peninsula, with a downtown that has been remade around Courthouse Square, the historic San Mateo County History Museum, and a stretch of Broadway lined with restaurants and theaters. Its “Climate Best by Government Test” arch still spans the street as a reminder of the city’s self-confidence. Since 2006, PineWood Cabinets has worked across this city’s full range of homes, treating each kitchen as a complete project rather than a catalog order.

The housing here is genuinely varied, and that variety drives our work. The Mt. Carmel neighborhood west of El Camino Real is known for its 1920s Spanish Revival and Tudor bungalows on tree-lined streets near Sequoia High School. To the southwest, Emerald Hills climbs into the oak-studded slopes above Edgewood Park with larger custom homes and hillside lots. Out on the bay side, Redwood Shores wraps a planned community of lagoon-front houses around Marine World’s former site and the modern campuses of Oracle and Electronic Arts. Each of these settings asks something different of a kitchen.

We design and build for all of them. A Mt. Carmel bungalow may need cabinetry that respects original arched doorways and plaster walls while quietly adding the storage a modern household expects. An Emerald Hills home, perched on a slope with views toward the bay, often wants an open plan with islands and integrated appliances that keep sightlines clear. A Redwood Shores house, built tighter and newer, benefits from precise space planning that makes the most of a compact footprint near the water.

Because Redwood City sits midway between San Francisco and San Jose, just off Highway 101 and El Camino Real and minutes from the Caltrans corridor and the Dumbarton approach, it draws homeowners who work across the entire Bay Area and want a single firm to handle design, custom cabinets, and the remodel itself. That is exactly the scope we cover, from the first measured drawing to the final installed door.