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A Kitchen With White Cabinets And A Long Island With Stools — Ben Lynch Cabinetmaking in Byron Bay, NSW

Stylish, Practical & Versatile Solutions

At Ben Lynch Cabinetmaking, we believe your space should be a reflection of your unique style and practical needs. With over 20 years of experience under our belt, we deliver unrivalled joinery in Byron Bay, crafting spaces that blend seamless functionality with striking aesthetics. From the first sketch to the final installation, we're with you every step of the way.


We cater to both homes and businesses, ensuring every project meets our high standards of quality, durability and design. Whether it’s a sleek new office that encourages productivity or a warm, welcoming kitchen that becomes the heart of your home, we turn your vision into reality.


Join our deep list of satisfied clients and let us make your space speak volumes about your taste and needs. Ready to get started? Call (02) 6622 8425.

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Over 20 YEARS' Experience

All custom Carpentry

Local, Family Business

Tailored Designs For Every Need

Every project is a canvas where your vision comes to life through our expert craftsmanship. At Ben Lynch Cabinetmaking, we don't just provide solutions; we create works of art that are both functional and enduring. Here's how we can bring your space to life:


  • Concept Design: We start with your ideas and add our expertise to design something uniquely yours.
  • Building & Installation: Precision and care guide our hands in crafting and installing your cabinetry.
  • Diverse Offerings: From kitchen cabinets to laundry solutions, we have your needs covered.
  • Personalised Service: We listen, understand and deliver beyond your expectations.


Trust in our ability to enhance your Byron Bay property. We stand behind our commitment to quality and service, ensuring your investment is one that you'll appreciate for years to come.

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A Living Room With A Painting On The Wall Above A Wooden Dresser — Ben Lynch Cabinetmaking in Byron Bay, NSW

A kitchen is more than a place to cook; it’s the heart of your home in Byron Bay. We craft kitchen cabinetry that combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, ensuring every meal is prepared in a space that inspires.

Transform your Byron Bay bathroom with a vanity that reflects sophistication. Our designs blend style with practicality, creating a serene atmosphere for your daily routine.

Maximise your space in Byron Bay with cleverly designed wardrobes and storage solutions. We create customised options that make organising a seamless and stylish endeavour.

Elevate your Byron Bay business with a custom shop or office fit out. Our designs promote productivity and showcase your brand's personality through expert craftsmanship.

For those in Byron Bay seeking a personal touch, our custom cabinetry services offer bespoke solutions that capture the essence of your unique style and functional needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What materials are commonly used in cabinetmaking?

    Common materials used in cabinetmaking include various types of wood such as Tasmanian oak, Victorian ash and Blackbutt for solid timber cabinets. Engineered woods like plywood, medium density fibreboard (MDF) and particle board are also popular for their stability and cost-effectiveness. For finishes, laminates, veneers and polyurethane are widely used for their durability and wide range of colours and textures.

  • What is the difference between custom and modular cabinets?

    Custom cabinets are bespoke pieces designed and built to fit the specific dimensions and style preferences of your space. They offer greater flexibility in design, materials and finishes. Modular cabinets on the other hand are pre-made in standard sizes and can be purchased off the shelf. They are typically more cost-effective and quicker to install but offer limited customisation in terms of sizes and styles.

  • How do I maintain my wooden cabinets?

    To maintain wooden cabinets, regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth is recommended. For cleaning, use a mild detergent diluted in water and a soft cloth, making sure not to soak the wood. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. To preserve the finish and protect the wood, consider applying a wood polish or conditioner annually, especially in drier climates.

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