Cindy H.

Custom cabinetry with integral refrigerator.

Mike P.

 Customer's original plan was an "L" shaped kitchen. I redesigned it as a "galley" kitchen, therefore giving the homeowner more counter top space, a lot more storage, and a more open floor plan. The refrigerator was pushed back into an alcove, giving the room a wider aisle, and making the refrigerator look like a more expensive counter-depth style.

 

The picture above shows our use of 3/4" pre-finished maple plywood interiors and a closed-top style cabinetry.



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Chuck's Kitchen

Day one: The cabinets as they appeared when we arrived. This is the left side of an "L" shaped kitchen.

This is the right side  

This is the opposing wall

 Customer has new granite tops, wall splash & flooring. We cover everything with moving blankets.

 We remove all the doors & drawer fronts.

 By the end of day one, some lamination has begun.

By the end of day two the upper cabinets, and some lower ones, are laminated, and a new pantry has been installed on the opposing wall.

The doors and some hardware are installed by the end of day three.

Day four we finish up as the moldings, the baseboard, and the remaining fronts and hardware are installed.

Ginnie's Kitchen

Roz's Kitchen

This kitchen has a contrasting island, and tricked-out upper glass doors.