The client that bought this townhouse loved her view of the lake but hated the outdated kitchen. It was more than 20 years old and the finishes were dated and the layout was not conducive to entertaining, which she loved to do. The pickled oak...
Many times today, as we are designing baths and kitchens for our clients we get asked the same question, “Is there anything out there different than granite for a countertop?” Natural quartz countertops are a great choice today for clients who want a low maintenance and uniform...
White kitchens have always been a classic staple of design. Yes, there may be other trends that come and go but white never really ever seems to be completely out of the picture. Today, we are doing more white kitchens than ever. And white kitchens cross all...
Each year, I love to look back and see where design has been for the last year and where it seems to be going. Over the last few years, I have seen kitchens becoming less cookie-cutter and more reflective of the client’s lifestyle and personal...
The New Year has barely begun and we are fortunate to be scheduling appointments to see new clients for upcoming spring projects. And our New Year couldn’t start off any better than with being featured in the latest issue of Signature...
"My Family and friends are enjoying every aspect of our new kitchen. It's hard to believe it is the same space " When we first met our clients – a couple with young children – they were unhappy with many aspects of their kitchen. First and...
If your kitchen island is too large, it becomes an obstacle rather than a benefit. The island should allow you extra prep space and easy landing counter space from a cooktop, oven or refrigerator. But if you have to walk around your island to get...