Our Partners
Northeast has excellent partners to help us fulfill our commitment to offering quality furniture.
Discover Our Partner Brands
We work with the best suppliers of raw materials, slides, handles, and accessories to ensure a product that meets our company's quality control. The choice of suppliers makes all the difference in our products, which stand out for their beauty and functionality. In addition, we are always up to date in the market, presenting our customers with the latest in technologies and trends. We actively go sleuthing for news to keep up with the needs and desires of those who entrust their home or business to Northeast.
Cubitac Cabinetry
With nearly three decades of industry experience, Cubitac's Cabinet Members™ bring you durably constructed, artfully designed cabinetry for the modern family. Crafted of high-quality, globally sourced materials, every product promises exceptional value to match its distinctive style.
View Their Products
Diamond Cabinets
Diamond is a subsidiary of MasterBrand Cabinets, Inc., an industry leader that comprises a wide range of quality cabinet brands. Since 1926, MasterBrand Cabinets has earned its reputation as one of America's top cabinetmakers, and Diamond has contributed significantly to this achievement.
View Their Products
Fabuwood
With a range of styles, materials and finishes available, Fabuwood offers a multitude of options catering to your specific taste and needs. They make building a luxury kitchen affordable, without compromising on comfort, quality and efficiency.
View Their Products
Mantra Cabinets
We believe that in today's fast-paced, budget conscious environment, we need to offer quality products with all the upgrades built-in, reliable service that exceeds expectations, and quick shipping to meet the tightest of deadlines. You can trust us to deliver because we are backed by the largest and most trusted cabinet company in the U.S. – MasterBrand Cabinets®
View Their Products
Wolf Home Products
Wolf Home Products was founded in 1843 as a single store selling dry goods and lumber on the banks of Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna River. During the first half of the 1900s, the company expanded into a mid-Atlantic wholesale and retail lumber operation with 30 locations.
View Their Products