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Snowy Egret
Kiawah. A green kitchen, blue baths and laundry, a white pantry, cane-front built-ins, and a covered outdoor grill.
Custom Amish cabinetry
MillerBilt brings full custom cabinets to homes and workplaces, from Kiawah to Asheville. The same cabinetry team meets you in Landrum and in Charleston.
Kitchens, built-ins, and millwork. This is a cabinetry practice, not a furniture showroom.
01. What we build
Perimeter runs, islands, pantries, and appliance panels. Often the first room we design, planned so the rest of the house can match.
Baths and vanities, mudrooms, laundry, closets, built-ins, bars, and media walls. The same woods, stains, and hardware run from the kitchen to the last closet.
Private offices, conference and reception, break rooms, and millwork for retail, clinic, and hospitality interiors under one finish plan.
02. Projects
Installed rooms, then the Landrum and Charleston showrooms. Smith project photographs are by Brittanya Tammearu Interiors.
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Kiawah. A green kitchen, blue baths and laundry, a white pantry, cane-front built-ins, and a covered outdoor grill.
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Kitchen, dining, a built-in bar, and laundry. Photographs by Brittanya Tammearu Interiors.
White cabinets, a brick arch at the range, and a farmhouse sink.
The table, and a built-in bar with a pale blue wine rack.
03. Series
We’ll help you choose in the showroom. Hardware allowances on Signature and Designer are optional. They are not included in the cabinet price.
Full overlay with a ¼″ reveal. Customer-supplied hardware.
Full overlay frameless with a ¼″ reveal. Optional $2,000 hardware allowance.
The $2,000 mid-level hardware allowance is optional. It is not included in the cabinet price.
Inset with face frame. Optional $3,000 hardware allowance.
The $3,000 premium hardware allowance is optional. It is not a cabinet price.
04. Process
One cabinetry team stays with the work, from the first measurements through installation.
On-site measurements, layouts, and cabinet drawings so the work fits the room and your plans.
One point of contact for timeline, scope, and permitting from order through delivery.
Our own installers handle delivery and installation on site.
05. What to look for
Amish cabinetry is a tradition of workshop-made work, not one universal construction standard. Many builders pair solid hardwood doors and frames with plywood cabinet boxes, and use interlocking dovetail joints in their drawers. Wood choice, fit, hardware and finish all deserve a closer look.
Oak, maple, cherry, hickory and walnut each bring their own grain and character. Finish samples are worth seeing in your own light. Ask which woods and construction details are available in the series you’re considering.
Solid wood and plywood do different jobs. Plywood is made of bonded layers; particleboard is made from wood particles. The cabinet box, joints, finish, hardware and installation work together, so a single material label never tells the whole story.
06. About
MillerBilt brings custom Amish-made cabinetry to homes and workplaces from Kiawah to Asheville. Our Landrum and Charleston teams help bring the rooms together, from kitchen layouts to the built-ins that finish a home.
For Judson Miller, the connection to the craft is personal. His Beachy Amish background and experience in woodworking and construction shape a practical appreciation for well-made work.
Today, MillerBilt pairs that respect for craftsmanship with local guidance: measurements and drawings, project coordination, and installation by our own team.
07. Team
Owner
Pictured: Judson and Patricia
Judson owns MillerBilt Cabinetry in Landrum and Charleston, as well as Foothills Amish Furniture. He focuses on quality, integrity and service, building a team that helps clients feel informed and confident.
General Manager
Travis oversees day-to-day operations for MillerBilt Cabinetry and Foothills Amish Furniture. He brings a practical focus on teamwork, efficiency and a welcoming customer experience.
Director of Cabinetry, Landrum
Michael brings more than 25 years of experience and a keen eye for craftsmanship to his role as Director of Cabinetry in Landrum. His thoughtful guidance helps clients choose cabinetry that fits their style and needs.
Director of Cabinetry, Charleston
Lauren leads MillerBilt Cabinetry in Charleston. Her background in home design informs the thoughtful way she guides clients through the custom cabinet process. Away from work, she enjoys time with her husband and two children.
Alongside the work
We’ve partnered with Brittanya and her team on many cabinetry projects and recommend her for full-project design.
Our premier Lowcountry builder for custom homes and renovations in the greater Charleston area.
Our recommended contractor for new home builds and large remodel projects in the South Carolina Upstate and in North Carolina.
08. Appointments
Meetings are by appointment. If you would rather talk first, call either location. Sunday is closed at both showrooms.
Inside Foothills Amish Furniture
106 E. Rutherford StMonday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday closed. Meetings by appointment.
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Located independently inside Charleston Amish Furniture
1750 Sam Rittenberg BlvdMonday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday closed. Meetings by appointment.
Same calendar as Landrum, for now.