KITCHEN &
CABINETRY DESIGN

Straight lines and bold angles are synonymous with modern design, a style that became popular after World War I. Modern kitchens embrace this clean aesthetic. They have a streamlined and sophisticated look with spaces that feature flat surfaces, frameless cabinet doors, simple hardware, and functional food prep, entertainment, storage and serving areas that are free from ornamentation.

Stylishly rugged rustic kitchens are reminiscent of a mountain retreat. They are perfectly imperfect, typically featuring cabinets in weathered and distressed finishes, reclaimed wood furniture, ceiling beams, copper and wrought iron accents, and a neutral or earth tone color palette. Rustic kitchens have a warm, lived-in look, while providing ample space for appliances, food prep, storage, and entertaining.

The beauty is in the details. Traditional kitchens encompass a variety of styles from around the world including Mexico and Old World Europe. While this classic kitchen doesn’t shy away from curved and carved designs, ornamentation and embellishments, the look remains clean and sophisticated.

Fresh and bright cottage kitchens can make you feel like you are in the country or by the sea, even if you are in the middle of the city. White cabinets, wood floors, colorful accents, and vintage-look details are just a few of the elements that will create a comfortable, cozy and quintessentially cottage-style kitchen.

Farmhouse kitchen designs run the gamut from rustic to modern, but some of the components common to this style room are knotty wood floors or slate floors, large spaces for preparing food, quality hardwood cabinets in warm tones or painted white, apron sinks, and open storage shelves. Farmhouse kitchens are beautifully functional without being fussy, and add eye-catching character to any home.