Crafters & Son Custom Homes

06/22/2026

A place for the family. A place for the work. Room to breathe. We love building homes that fit the whole life, not just part of it. 🤎

06/15/2026

The blue island was a leap of faith — and it's everybody's favorite thing in the house now. Sometimes you just have to trust the vision. 💙

06/08/2026

Some homes just feel warm before you even walk in the door. That's always the goal. 🏡

06/01/2026

That door was the client's idea. An antique find that became the soul of the whole kitchen. Our favorite details are always the ones that mean something to the family living there. 🌿

05/25/2026

Home should feel like you. We love when a family picks a color that makes them smile every time they turn onto their street. 💙

05/20/2026

This is what it’s all for. Months of decisions, early mornings, and details nobody sees but us — and today it becomes someone’s home. Proud of this one. Congratulations, Eggers family.

05/18/2026

A covered porch means there's always a place to sit, slow down, and just be. That's what we're really building. 🌿

05/11/2026

There's something about pulling into a driveway that just feels like home. We deserve to feel that every single day. 🤍

05/05/2026

We're honored to support the Oklahoma Youth ParaSports program at Bethany Children's Center. This facility does incredible work serving our community's youngest, and we're proud to stand behind their mission. A huge thank you to the entire team there for the care, compassion, and expertise they bring every single day. We had the privilege of being there recently to celebrate this partnership — and the lives they change. 🙏

03/30/2026

Most builders pick their cabinet finish once and move on. We've made it a standard — and here's why it matters for your home.

The cabinet finishing industry is shifting. Modern waterborne coating systems have now surpassed traditional lacquers in flexibility, longevity, and long-term color stability. They're KCMA certified, UV stable, and engineered to move with the natural expansion and contraction of wood — instead of working against it.

What that means practically: your cabinets are more resistant to cracking over time, they hold their color without yellowing, and if anything ever needs a touchup years down the road, it can be done cleanly. Less maintenance. Longer life. Same quality look a decade from now as the day you moved in.

That's the standard we hold ourselves to on every home we build. Not because we have to — because it's the right call for the families living in these homes long term.

Full breakdown on the blog. Link in the comments.

The Finish That Lasts: Why We Use a Next-Generation Waterborne System on Every Cabinet and Piece of Millwork We Build