In a mere week, the once dreary and outdated kitchen, typical of contractor-grade designs, underwent a remarkable transformation, turning from dull to dazzling. The original 1995 oak cabinets, sporting a dated roman arched style, were replaced with sleek, bright white modern shaker cabinets adorned with striking brushed gold accents. To enhance functionality, roll-out shelves were incorporated, complemented by all-new dove-tailed

This customer said goodbye to outdated contractor-grade cabinets from 1999 and hello to stylish beige-white cabinets boasting a luxurious wood-like texture and elegant crown molding. We took the kitchen to the next level by converting an unused desk area into a functional pantry, complete with a spacious refrigerator deep cabinet to maximize every inch of available space. All brand-new dove-tailed

This project exemplifies a timeless cabinet transformation, showcasing the advantages of cabinet refacing. By opting for this approach, the homeowner effectively refreshed their outdated, discolored white thermofoil cabinets with a contemporary gray design—all without needing to alter their countertops, tile backsplash, or flooring. This strategic decision not only conserved their budget but also enabled them to incorporate additional enhancements, such

The combination of textured and smooth gray transitional cabinets pairs nicely with the gray granite countertops. Blue glass subway tile backsplash, bright blue walls, and gray floor tiles pull the design together. Cabinet extenders were added to the wall cabinets to make ceiling height, and contemporary cornice molding adds the perfect finishing touch to this late 1990’s kitchen transformation.

The simple shaker cabinets are the perfect backdrop for the striking mixed tile backsplash and contemporary hardware. Flat matte dark gray painted cabinets on the island balance the shiny rough cut granite top. Bright white cabinets and a dark gray island blend beautifully with the gray tile floor and walls.

White wall cabinets and dark hunter green base cabinets with a matte black quartz countertop adds a modern touch to a galley kitchen in an 1800’s colonial Washington, DC home.