Kitchen, Bath & Home Cabinetry Blog

When it comes to home renovation, installing kitchen cabinets is something most families need to deal with. Cabinets also take up a large share of the renovation budget, which is why many people start looking for ways to save money. This often leads to two... Continue reading

When a kitchen is being renovated or updated, many installation tasks are involved. There are also hidden and surface finishing works that need to be completed before the custom cabinets can be installed. Once the style and size of the cabinets are confirmed, the manufacturer... Continue reading

Many young people today live busy urban lives, and after long hours of work, all they want at home is a calm and simple place to relax. This is one reason why the return to simplicity has become such a strong trend in interior design.... Continue reading

A U-shaped kitchen turns three walls into an efficient, ergonomic workspace. For many home cooks it’s the goldilocks layout: compact enough to minimize steps, but roomy enough for generous storage and multiple work zones. This guide explains the real advantages (and the tradeoffs), provides practical... Continue reading

Living in Florida, the U.S. Southeast, Hawaii, or any tropical/coastal zone means humidity isn’t just an annoyance — it’s a design factor you must plan for. Make the wrong choices and your “new” kitchen could show swollen cabinet edges, rusty hardware, black mold, and costly... Continue reading

As more people look for personal style and a better quality of life, many families in the United States gravitate toward interiors filled with vintage charm, relaxed energy, and a lived in feeling. This kind of American style interior carries a sense of history while... Continue reading

After a few years, even the best kitchen cabinets can start looking a little off. Maybe a door hangs crooked, won’t close flush, gaps appear between doors, or you hear a little “clang” when closing it. These small annoyances can add up fast in a... Continue reading

Client snapshot: I have a client in San Francisco’s Sunset District — Sarah. Her kitchen was only 6 feet wide. We did just three things: tall cabinets to the ceiling, a drawer-style dishwasher, and a rolling prep cart. She texted me that night: “My kitchen... Continue reading

My core belief: A small kitchen doesn’t have to equal daily frustration. With realistic planning, smart design choices, and honest compromises, a small kitchen can become a functional, even comfortable, heart of your home. As a kitchen designer with two decades of experience — and... Continue reading