Inspired by a lifelong interest in architecture, design and problem-solving, Matt Hegemier opened Midtown Cabinetry & Designs in 2013, bringing together expertise that's rarely found under one roof.
"There are cabinet companies, there are contractors and there are designers; I’m all three," Hegemier said.
Hegemier’s expertise comes from years of hands-on remodeling experience with professional design training through the National Kitchen & Bath Association. He also regularly attends national industry shows to stay current on emerging products and design trends.
This multi-faceted background allows him to guide homeowners and contractors seamlessly from the initial consultation through the finished remodel.

Conceptualizing the design
For Hegemier, every remodel begins by understanding how clients live in their homes, not simply what they want them to look like. Rather than recreating ideas from Pinterest or following trends without question, he digs deeper into the reasoning behind each request.
"I want to know what the customer wants, but more importantly, I want to know why they want it," Hegemier said. "There might be other solutions that'll work even better that they don't know about."
After speaking with the customer, he takes them to his showroom, where they can have a hands-on look at the functional differences between cabinetry lines and construction methods before construction begins.

Project examples
Hegemier’s process has helped him develop several creative layouts for homes. In one standout kitchen remodel, he reimagined a space that required removing multiple walls, ultimately creating a design that preserved structural integrity while delivering the open-concept kitchen the homeowner envisioned.
Another homeowner sought consultations from several designers before Hegemier proposed a completely different layout that unlocked possibilities no one else had considered.
Whether it's creating a walk-in pantry in an unusually shaped space, maximizing storage through cabinet design or developing the perfect outdoor kitchen, Hegemier approaches each project as a unique puzzle rather than a one-size-fits-all renovation.

Working with contractors
In addition to working directly with homeowners, Midtown Cabinetry & Designs partners with several remodeling contractors. He creates detailed drawings, construction plans and cabinet layouts while helping them coordinate plumbing and electrical systems before installation begins.
He also serves as a liaison between contractors and homeowners, helping translate design ideas into construction plans while ensuring everyone shares the same expectations throughout the project.
These clear expectations have led to a high customer satisfaction rate.
"I've had people say the finished product fits like a glove,” Hegemier said.

Following trends and prioritizing function
Hegemier said homeowners are beginning to embrace warmer, more personalized spaces. He has seen growing interest in stained wood finishes, subtle pops of color and door styles that move beyond the classic shaker look.
He also helps clients understand construction choices that affect everyday usability, such as the difference between framed and frameless cabinetry. Frameless cabinets provide wider, taller drawers that maximize storage and eliminate many of the frustrations homeowners experience with traditional cabinet frames.
By combining industry education, construction knowledge and creative design, Midtown Cabinetry & Designs helps clients create spaces that don't just look beautiful on day one; they continue to function well for years to come.
For those interested in visiting the showroom, walk-ins are welcome, though appointments are recommended since the team is often meeting clients or visiting job sites.
Click here to learn more about Midtown Cabinetry & Designs, or call 281-947-2120 to schedule a showroom appointment today.
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