If you’re considering a makeover or remodel of your kitchen or bathroom, you’re probably thinking about new cabinets. Everyone wants “custom” cabinets, but what exactly are you getting when someone is selling “custom”? This article will break down the differences between custom, semi-custom, and stock...

When you walk into a kitchen, what’s the first thing you notice? The flooring? The countertops? Or does your eye jump to the kitchen cabinets right away? The most beautiful kitchens in the world all have one thing in common: they use cabinets as statement pieces. This is a point on which lots of contractors and...

Laminate kitchen cabinets and countertops come in many colors today besides white. They make a great choice for contemporary kitchens with sleek looks, modern accents and dramatic contrasting finishes. They also offer other benefits to homeowners, such as being less likely to fade, improved resistance to...

Matte finishes possess a dull, flat quality, unlike shiny glossy finishes. Its muted tones remain a hot trend in kitchen designs of all styles! Matte finish kitchen cabinets, countertops, hardware and furniture attract consumers who love the chic, modern look, durability and low maintenance! Beneficial Qualities...

Tired of your dull, drab kitchen? Heat up your kitchen with color! When it comes to kitchens blue, orange, yellow, green and red can really add some pop to your family’s favorite hub. Whether you focus on cabinets, countertops or both, the sky’s the limit on your color options. Get inspired and let’s create...

Incorporating a European kitchen design into your home is a great way to fulfill your desire for improved efficiency and utility. Maximizing the usability of your kitchen space creates the simplicity and the elegance you need for culinary inspiration! The main thrust of European kitchen design is simple: No...

Knowing a few of the terms used to describe cabinet construction can help you decide what style will work best for your home. In this second article of our series, we take a look at the differences between the two ways cabinets are constructed: framed and frameless. So you’ve decided to get new cabinets. Awesome!...

One of the most popular styles of cabinet doors is called the Shaker door. While there are several subtle variations on the Shaker style available, they all have their roots in the furniture produced by the Mount Lebanon Shaker Society in the 1800s. When deciding on the options for your new cabinets, an important...