Pros & Cons of Top Cabinet Finishes
Cabinet finishes are one of the most visible design decisions in any kitchen remodel. There are so many different lacquers, paints, and glosses it can quickly overwhelm homeowners looking to update their space. Don’t fret! Our Construction Project Manager, Nick Reidel, gives us some handy tips on the 4 most common types of cabinet finishes:
Three ways Two-Tone can Improve your Kitchen.
- On June 06, 2014
- By Habitar Design Team
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One trend that is becoming increasingly popular is a two-toned kitchen. Choosing different colors for your lower cabinets or island and upper cabinetry will add character and individuality to your space.
1. Small kitchens benefit from this bi-color design because it makes the room feel more spacious. The colored darker lower cabinets anchor the room, while the lighter upper cabinets make it seem more open.
Read More»5 Benefits of a Built-In
Whether it is in your living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, or even mudroom, built-ins are a great asset to have within your home. Here are 5 benefits to having a built-in in your home:
Treefrog Veneer
Laminates aren’t usually a person’s first choice when selecting the type of wood and finish they want for their built-ins or kitchen cabinetry. Treefrog Veneer, however, a new product hitting the market, offers desirable finishes for both commercial and residential applications. Their veneers come in over 50 real wood laminates inspired by the most beautiful wood species from around the world. The wide selection of many types of wood provide suitable options for many design needs.