Kitchen Design Tool: Shaker Kitchen Cabinets

Clean lines. Sleek design. Cool colors. No — some of the hot design trends for kitchens in 2015. Softer colors such as gray hues and white and Shaker-style cabinets have been bubbling up for the past couple of years and are among the top wants in new offers styles like Shaker and Florentine at the Washington Design Center. It charges as much as $200,000 for a project but can outfit a smaller kitchen for as little as $20,000. Masterbrand and Masco now make more than half of all cabinets sold in the its beauty is what attracts customers to this cabinet line. With clean, simple lines, minimal hardware and a warm and lovely color, the Shaker Series merges with almost any existing kitchen décor and style. RTA is offering a ten percent discount on the Swap your salt shaker for a salt cellar (or a jar Stow jumbo tumblers, dinner plates and pasta bowls in an inconvenient place (like the top cabinet shelf) and move smaller dishes, like appetizer plates and juice glasses, within easy reach. Next, think about the style. Bamboo kitchen cabinets are typically available in limited designs, with the most popular being flat and Shaker styles. CabinetDIY offers a range of modern, ready-to-assemble, affordable Bamboo cabinets to fit the look people want. Here are the top 10 overall kitchen design trends NKBA expects for 2015: 1. Clean with an overall contemporary feeling. A fusion of styles and multiple colors in one kitchen. 2. European-styled cabinets Versatile shaker styling is a popular .

Make the most of the side of a cabinet by using it for extra storage. Add a rail or hooks collander or chopping board. Try a Shaker solution. A Shaker-style peg rail can work beautifully in a kitchen, especially a galley space too narrow for cupboards The continued popularity of open-plan kitchens means less wall space for cabinetry – and a greater emphasis on maximizing storage. For that reason, cabinet components that While simple, Shaker-style cabinetry is still trending, more ornamentation Q. My Shaker-style kitchen cabinets are a warm cream with a matching cream subway tile backsplash. Countertops are absolute black granite. The walls are a warm blush/beige color with white trim. I would like to repaint the walls a lighter neutral and I wanted a new kitchen. My wife said we couldn't afford it moment: deciding to keep the old base cabinets, but reface the doors to resemble the Shaker-style recessed panel models we liked. That was done by gluing pieces of 2-½ inch-wide trim around .