For Kitchen & Bath Professionals
for Kitchen & Bath Professionals
White oak is one of the most requested species in kitchen and bath design right now, and it is also one of the most common sources of a difficult conversation:
White oak is one of the most requested species in kitchen and bath design right now, and it is also one of the most common sources of a difficult conversation:
White oak is one of the most requested species in kitchen and bath design right now, and it is also one of the most common sources of a difficult conversation:
It’s easy for cabinet companies to use claims of “high-quality” and “custom standard” to try and communicate their product excellence. However, if everyone is using the same vague terminology, it
Distressed cabinets come in a few different looks: warm antique, heavy distressing, oversanding, to name a few. This post covers the main types of distressing on kitchen cabinets and how
This glossary is a quick reference for common cabinet finishing terminology for painted and stained cabinet finishes. This is a great reference for kitchen and bath designers to keep on
What Are Mullion Cabinet Doors? Mullion cabinet doors are a decorative style of door, usually used in kitchen cabinets. Mullions are a piece of cabinet material that divides the center
A range hood that looks built-in is often constructed from multiple components instead of one piece. A small group of cabinet components are custom selected to create the look the
Cabinet displays should help clients discover the product, build trust in your work, and assist in the decision making process. They show clients what a finished space can feel like,
The corner of a kitchen layout can either be optimized for storage or closed off and lost to an abyss. That choice is up to you, the designer, to decide
In the kitchen and bath industry, there can be confusion around the quality of fiberboard. This post will compare Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF and High Density Fiberboard (HDF) so designers
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