Marin County, under Mount Tamalpais
Custom Cabinets in Mill Valley, CA
Mill Valley homes climb wooded canyons off Mount Tamalpais — redwood-shaded lots, storied older houses, and remodels done to a standard the town notices. AV’s Cabinets builds for exactly that mix: character-honest work for the old homes, marble-and-white or clean-lined work for the new ones, each commission drawn at design selection, cut and finished in the Rocklin shop, then delivered over the bridge and installed under the cabinetmaker’s supervision.
Canyon houses reward built-to-fit
Hillside lots mean stairs, switchback driveways, and rooms that were never square — conditions that punish production cabinetry and reward a shop that measures the room as it truly is. Where a canyon path or a narrow stair dictates terms, pieces are engineered to travel in sections and assemble seamlessly in place; nothing is cut until the design is settled face to face.
Stylistically Mill Valley swings wide: early-1900s homes that deserve inset, painted, period-honest work, and contemporary remodels that want slab fronts and quiet hardware. One shop, both languages — the same range the whole portfolio shows.
Estate home in Mill Valley?
Whole-house scopes start at the estate cabinetry overview.
Permits & building authority
Mill Valley is an incorporated city with its own planning and building departments; homes in unincorporated pockets nearby permit through the County of Marin. Cabinetry is generally non-structural — whatever else a remodel touches, the jurisdiction question gets settled during design. Official resource: City of Mill Valley.
The cabinetmaker
Every project here is designed with you and built to order in the Rocklin shop by Andrey Voronenko — the craftsman AV’s is named for — who oversees the installation. His story.
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What we build for Mill Valley
Mill Valley project types
Mill Valley questions, answered
- Can you install on a steep, tight-access lot?
- Yes — access is a design input, not a surprise. Pieces build in sections sized to the path they must travel, and installation is planned around the lot at the consultation.
- Do you work with Marin designers and architects?
- Bring them. Whole-house millwork lands best when the maker, the designer, and the homeowner settle the drawings together at the start.
General questions — cost drivers, process, licensing — live on the main FAQ.
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Consultation & design selection
Planning a Mill Valley project? Start the conversation.
The time spent at the beginning of the process is critical — you look at as many options as you want until the design of your new or rebuilt space is right.