Fresh Faced Cabinets

50 year old kitchen gets a fresh update. Base cabinets were converted to drawer bases, wall cabinets were replaced, and a blank wall gets a pantry and landing area.

A lovely variation to the tuxedo kitchen. Wanting to brighten dark, 1960's cabinets the homeowners went with white and natural maple.

We get a lot interest in painted gray cabinets, but a grey stained maple is a beautiful alternative.

A Refreshed 1960's Kitchen. These 1960's cabinets were in great shape but looked dated. With lovely shaker doors and new drawer boxes and glides, this kitchen is looking and functioning like new. We widened the doors under the sink and cook top to cover the gaps. The top drawers have finger pull routing, because spacing would not allow the drawers in the left corner to open without hitting the handles.

The Second of Two Kitchens. Two kitchens on the same street, nearly identical layouts with the same brick wall and golden oak cabinets. One chose white; the other chose walnut. One pots-n-pans drawers; the other chose roll-outs.