Wide cabinets kitchen

If the ubiquitous all-white kitchen look just isn’t for you, we’re here to encourage you to embrace the au naturale and go with wood cabinetry. If you’re having flashbacks of your grandma’s dated, orange-hued wood kitchen, stop right there. Natural wood kitchens can be beautiful, contemporary, and even unexpected in the all-white kitchen landscape.

When it comes to creating a space that speaks to your personal style and character you want to consider your color palette. Why consider a traditional

Here are the best custom doors for Ikea kitchen cabinets. Choose from warm wood to soft neutral tones to create the kitchen of your dreams

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Try House Beautiful s Pietra Grey Splashback to add a touch of marble luxury in your kitchen. This stunning natural stone effect splashback will complement both contemporary and classic looks. Easy to install using innovative Peel, Stick & Seal technology. Full installation instructions included 60cm wide to fit behind most standard hobs, cookers, ranges and sinks. Individually handmade in the UK, this 6mm thick, toughened glass splashback comes with a 5 year Guarantee. Wrapped in protective…

We've fielded a lot of questions from cabinetmakers and homeowners regarding recommended placement of knobs and pulls on 4S, skinny and narrow shaker cabinet doors so we updated our popular hardware placement guide to include these popular door styles and attached the updated pdf below.

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