Kitchen Design Styles

Traditional:
Traditional kitchens have a formal and elegant style. To achieve a traditional look choose cabinetry with more ornate moulding and trim in cherry, walnut or mahogany finishes. Dress your cabinetry with antique looking hardware for the optimal traditional look.

Contemporary:
Contemporary kitchens are also categorized as modern and minimalist. To achieve a contemporary look choose cabinetry that contains horizontal lines, asymmetry and minimal decoration and mouldings. Dress your cabinetry with oversized metal hardware.

Country:
Country kitchens are designed to be welcoming. To achieve a country look choose cabinetry that is decorative with moulding, beads and frames. Rustic woods like Knotty pine and Alder can add that extra “out of the city” ambiance.

Transitional:
Transitional kitchens incorporate both contemporary and traditional elements. To achieve a transitional look choose cabinets in a variety of natural and man-made materials. Dress up your cabinets by adding to your backsplash and countertops.

Rustic:
Rustic kitchens are often referred to as a lodge or log cabin style. To achieve a rustic look choose cabinets that are natural. Dress up your cabinetry by using natural wood as decoration in your space.