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UserThe client decided to reface her kitchen cabinets rather than paint or replace them. The sadly outdated Oak cabinets had a green stain which was very outdated. Changes made to the existing cabinets prior to the refacing included:
• Adding a new cabinet over the fridge (the old one was long since removed as a new fridge was too tall
• Eliminating the range fan hood cover to allow for a new microwave/fan combination and a new cabinet overhead
• Modifying the existing microwave cabinet to now accept two full height doors
• Adding a new upper cabinet to the right of this, in matching dimensions
• Adding a new base cabinet below this new upper (right of the dishwasher), which includes a small cutlery drawer and two tall pot drawers. The new drawers are full extension and feature Blum SoftClose technology
• Installing two new tall pot drawers to each of the base cabinets to the right and left of the range
For the cabinets, Alder in a Golden Maple stain was used for the cabinet refacing, which included “plant-on” panels everywhere. A “Raised Panel” Shaker style of door and pot drawer was used with slab fronts chosen for the smaller cutlery drawers throughout.
A new 3 ½” crown molding was added to the upper cabinets. Blum SoftClose hinges were used for all door closures. New Richelieu Knobs and handles in a brushed satin finish were chosen to complete this warm and inviting transformation.
This client is EXTREMELY HAPPY with this transformation, and the good news – this price was about half of the cost of replacing the existing cabinets with ‘all new’.
UserThe client decided to reface her kitchen cabinets rather than paint or replace them. The sadly outdated Oak cabinets had a green stain which was very outdated. Changes made to the existing cabinets prior to the refacing included:
• Adding a new cabinet over the fridge (the old one was long since removed as a new fridge was too tall
• Eliminating the range fan hood cover to allow for a new microwave/fan combination and a new cabinet overhead
• Modifying the existing microwave cabinet to now accept two full height doors
• Adding a new upper cabinet to the right of this, in matching dimensions
• Adding a new base cabinet below this new upper (right of the dishwasher), which includes a small cutlery drawer and two tall pot drawers. The new drawers are full extension and feature Blum SoftClose technology
• Installing two new tall pot drawers to each of the base cabinets to the right and left of the range
For the cabinets, Alder in a Golden Maple stain was used for the cabinet refacing, which included “plant-on” panels everywhere. A “Raised Panel” Shaker style of door and pot drawer was used with slab fronts chosen for the smaller cutlery drawers throughout.
A new 3 ½” crown molding was added to the upper cabinets. Blum SoftClose hinges were used for all door closures. New Richelieu Knobs and handles in a brushed satin finish were chosen to complete this warm and inviting transformation.
This client is EXTREMELY HAPPY with this transformation, and the good news – this price was about half of the cost of replacing the existing cabinets with ‘all new’.
UserThe client decided to reface her kitchen cabinets rather than paint or replace them. The sadly outdated Oak cabinets had a green stain which was very outdated. Changes made to the existing cabinets prior to the refacing included:
• Adding a new cabinet over the fridge (the old one was long since removed as a new fridge was too tall
• Eliminating the range fan hood cover to allow for a new microwave/fan combination and a new cabinet overhead
• Modifying the existing microwave cabinet to now accept two full height doors
• Adding a new upper cabinet to the right of this, in matching dimensions
• Adding a new base cabinet below this new upper (right of the dishwasher), which includes a small cutlery drawer and two tall pot drawers. The new drawers are full extension and feature Blum SoftClose technology
• Installing two new tall pot drawers to each of the base cabinets to the right and left of the range
For the cabinets, Alder in a Golden Maple stain was used for the cabinet refacing, which included “plant-on” panels everywhere. A “Raised Panel” Shaker style of door and pot drawer was used with slab fronts chosen for the smaller cutlery drawers throughout.
A new 3 ½” crown molding was added to the upper cabinets. Blum SoftClose hinges were used for all door closures. New Richelieu Knobs and handles in a brushed satin finish were chosen to complete this warm and inviting transformation.
This client is EXTREMELY HAPPY with this transformation, and the good news – this price was about half of the cost of replacing the existing cabinets with ‘all new’.
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UserThe client decided to reface her kitchen cabinets rather than paint or replace them. The sadly outdated Oak cabinets had a green stain which was very outdated. Changes made to the existing cabinets prior to the refacing included:
• Adding a new cabinet over the fridge (the old one was long since removed as a new fridge was too tall
• Eliminating the range fan hood cover to allow for a new microwave/fan combination and a new cabinet overhead
• Modifying the existing microwave cabinet to now accept two full height doors
• Adding a new upper cabinet to the right of this, in matching dimensions
• Adding a new base cabinet below this new upper (right of the dishwasher), which includes a small cutlery drawer and two tall pot drawers. The new drawers are full extension and feature Blum SoftClose technology
• Installing two new tall pot drawers to each of the base cabinets to the right and left of the range
For the cabinets, Alder in a Golden Maple stain was used for the cabinet refacing, which included “plant-on” panels everywhere. A “Raised Panel” Shaker style of door and pot drawer was used with slab fronts chosen for the smaller cutlery drawers throughout.
A new 3 ½” crown molding was added to the upper cabinets. Blum SoftClose hinges were used for all door closures. New Richelieu Knobs and handles in a brushed satin finish were chosen to complete this warm and inviting transformation.
This client is EXTREMELY HAPPY with this transformation, and the good news – this price was about half of the cost of replacing the existing cabinets with ‘all new’.
UserThe client decided to reface her kitchen cabinets rather than paint or replace them. The sadly outdated Oak cabinets had a green stain which was very outdated. Changes made to the existing cabinets prior to the refacing included:
• Adding a new cabinet over the fridge (the old one was long since removed as a new fridge was too tall
• Eliminating the range fan hood cover to allow for a new microwave/fan combination and a new cabinet overhead
• Modifying the existing microwave cabinet to now accept two full height doors
• Adding a new upper cabinet to the right of this, in matching dimensions
• Adding a new base cabinet below this new upper (right of the dishwasher), which includes a small cutlery drawer and two tall pot drawers. The new drawers are full extension and feature Blum SoftClose technology
• Installing two new tall pot drawers to each of the base cabinets to the right and left of the range
For the cabinets, Alder in a Golden Maple stain was used for the cabinet refacing, which included “plant-on” panels everywhere. A “Raised Panel” Shaker style of door and pot drawer was used with slab fronts chosen for the smaller cutlery drawers throughout.
A new 3 ½” crown molding was added to the upper cabinets. Blum SoftClose hinges were used for all door closures. New Richelieu Knobs and handles in a brushed satin finish were chosen to complete this warm and inviting transformation.
This client is EXTREMELY HAPPY with this transformation, and the good news – this price was about half of the cost of replacing the existing cabinets with ‘all new’.
Stonehill CabinetryDrawer organization solution featuring our cutlery divider design (D Design), offering a sleek and efficient way to keep utensils neatly separated and easily accessible, ensuring a tidy and functional kitchen.
Sponsored
Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations
Kon-strux DevelopmentsThis kind of magnetic knife holder is a hygienic alternative to the traditional wooden knife block. Having a shallow cutlery drawer immediately below a space-saving cutting board makes this drawer a natural repository for cutting (and peeling/paring/crushing) kitchen implements. Everything is in one place, with easy clear-off of food debris to one side.
Note that both the cutting board and the knife drawer are contained inside a larger drawer front: the look is consistent with the rest of the kitchen, and would allow for a contained compost bucket below, if desired.
Ritchie Construction LtdLarge transitional l-shaped light wood floor eat-in kitchen photo in Vancouver with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, solid surface countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island
Kitchen Designs StudioCutlery tray divider and utility tray divider. Baltic birch drawers with dovetail detail.
Inspiration for a small modern u-shaped kitchen pantry remodel in Other with an island
Inspiration for a small modern u-shaped kitchen pantry remodel in Other with an island
Columbia CabinetsLocation of Project: SARATOGA SPRINGS
Type of Project: KITCHEN, BAR, BUTLERS
Style of Project: MODERN INDUSTRIAL
Cabinetry: WOOD-MODE 84 (Frameless), BROOKHAVEN 1 (Frameless), WOLF
Wood and Finish, Kitchen: OOLONG EURO SAWN OAK, WOOD-MODE
Wood and Finish, Bar: CHERRY WITH RATTAN INSERTS, BROOKHAVEN
Door: KITCHEN- VANGUARD; BAR-BRIDGEPORT
Countertop: GRANITE AND BLACK CHERRY
Other Design Elements:
Oolong Euro Sawn Oak
Rattan inserts
Massive live edge conference table
Professional Bluestar appliances
Custom sliding doors, bar top, shelves and island legs built by Urban Industrial Design.
Designers Showcase Inc.Oakville, Burlington, Etobicoke, Mississauga and Regional Municipalities of Hamilton-Wentworth, Haldimand-Norfolk, Niagara and Brant County - Ontario, Canada, Kitchen & Bath Designers, Kitchen & Bath Remodelers
Sponsored
Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations
Well Arranged HomeThis Cabana kitchen drawer now looks as beautiful as the outdoor setting! We used clear acrylic dividers to neatly separate disposable and wooden cutlery, keeping everything visible and easily accessible. A touch of organization elevates this occasional-use kitchen to match the outdoor beauty.
Kitchen Tek AustraliaWhite kitchen with handles designed in Ermington - Designed , manufactured and installed by Kitchen Tek Australia.
Our factory is in Prestons. We use high quality boards for our custom designed kitchens.
Centennial Kitchen & BathKitchen Design by Kathleen Arndt
Photos by Fine Lite Photography
Inspiration for a transitional kitchen remodel in Other
Inspiration for a transitional kitchen remodel in Other
Melio Custom CabinetsEat-in kitchen - mid-sized traditional u-shaped eat-in kitchen idea in Other with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, dark wood cabinets, white backsplash, quartz backsplash, white countertops and quartz countertops
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