Arrowhead Cabinets
Floating slate-gray media cabinet with lit toe space against a wood slat wall

Locally made cabinets, with no sales pitch.

Bring your measurements, or just an idea, to our Peoria showroom. Scott has spent more than 24 years helping people plan kitchens, baths, offices and built-ins that fit their budget.

  • 4.5 stars on GoogleFrom 11 customer reviews
  • Free first consultationCall or stop in to get started
  • Made in the ValleyDealer for OakCraft of Peoria
  • Licensed in ArizonaAZ ROC #297118

Cabinets for every room that needs storage

Most projects start with a kitchen. Plenty of them turn into a laundry room, a bar or a mudroom once people see what fits.

Start with the door

These are real samples from our showroom wall. Door style and finish set the look of a room, so most people start here.

White shaker cabinet door sample
White shaker
Chestnut glazed cabinet door sample
Chestnut glazed
Honey beadboard cabinet door sample
Honey beadboard
Slate shaker cabinet door sample
Slate shaker
Taupe shaker cabinet door sample
Taupe shaker
Strapped rustic cabinet door sample
Strapped rustic
White, dark glaze cabinet door sample
White, dark glaze
Amber raised panel cabinet door sample
Amber raised panel
Black shaker cabinet door sample
Black shaker
Knotty gray-brown cabinet door sample
Knotty gray-brown
Sand shaker cabinet door sample
Sand shaker
Charcoal, gold glaze cabinet door sample
Charcoal, gold glaze
Smoked beadboard cabinet door sample
Smoked beadboard
Gray stain, dark glaze cabinet door sample
Gray stain, dark glaze
White raised panel cabinet door sample
White raised panel
Wall of cabinet door samples above three vanity displays in the Arrowhead Cabinets showroom

Made right here in Peoria

We carry cabinets from OakCraft, a Peoria manufacturer making custom and semi-custom cabinetry since the early 1980s. We are proud to sell cabinets built here in the Valley.

There is a line for almost any budget, from framed traditional styles to frameless modern ones. Scott will tell you which features are worth paying for and which are not.

How a project works

  1. Talk it through

    Call or stop in. Scott can visit your home to go over layout, ideas and costs.

  2. Pick your finishes

    Come to the showroom to choose doors, colors and hardware side by side.

  3. Get your timeline

    You will know what happens and when before anything is ordered.

  4. Install and check in

    Installers fit the cabinets, and Scott checks that everything meets your expectations.

“If you want a place without pushy sales person Scott is your GUY!”

valerie marak, Google review

“We never felt like he was selling us anything.”sctrcks, Google review
“Replaced all our cabinets plus entertainment center and bar turned out great.”Bruce Cline, Google review
“Was able to contact the builder and matched the drawer.”Andrew Wilson, Google review
The Arrowhead Cabinets storefront in Camino á Lago Marketplace

See the doors in person

Stop by the showroom on the southeast corner of Lake Pleasant Parkway and 99th Avenue, in the Camino á Lago center. Your first consultation is free. Calling ahead is a good idea, especially in summer.