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Lee Lumber’s Spaces & Views
583 Elm Place
Highland Park, IL 60035
847-681-0300

Lee Lumber’s Spaces & Views
2310 North Lincoln Avenue
Chicago, IL  60614
(Cabinetry only)
773-866-2310

SmartRooms, a Spaces & Views Showroom
Luxe Homes, Merchandise Mart
Chicago, IL  60654
(Cabinetry only)
312-644-4446

Spaces & Views in Lee Lumber
3250 North Kedzie Avenue
Chicago, IL  60618
773-509-6700
www.leelumber.com

Spaces & Views in Lee Lumber
633 West Pershing Road
Chicago, IL  60609
773-927-8282
www.leelumber.com

Wood-Mode Custom Cabinetry

Wood-Mode fine custom cabinetry is, quite simply, exquisite. For over 60 years, its consistent excellence has made it America’s most popular line of custom cabinetry. Many of the nation’s, and the world’s, most magnificent kitchens, bathrooms, libraries/studies/home offices, closets, and entertainment centers feature Wood-Mode.

• Wood-Mode uses only the finest materials, designs, construction processes, and finishes
• Wood-Mode’s Pennsylvania craftsmen spend their lives creating nothing but excellent cabinetry. They are masters using the most advanced technologies. 
• They have developed a 16-step finishing process, including an exclusive hand-rubbing step, for extreme precision and consistency. The result is the highest quality cabinetry with an impressive range of styles, colors, woods, laminates, mouldings, and hardware
• Wood-Mode shelves are adjustable and lock firmly into place
• Wood-Mode cabinets have extra-wide openings
• Dovetail drawers are made of heavy duty solid Maple
• Wood-Mode features drawer slides for a wider interior storage space, with the new Blumotion® soft-closing action and special stops to prevent the drawers from being pulled out

These are just some of the standard features. Stop in, ask us about other highlights, and see them for yourself!

Wood-Mode is an environmentally active and concerned company.

Brookhaven

Brookhaven is Wood-Mode’s semi-custom cabinetry line. Most features are identical to Wood-Mode fine custom cabinets. The only exceptions are an 8-step staining process and use of furniture-grade particle wood components. There are also fewer variations from which to choose.