Remodeling your kitchen cabinets to perfectly suit your taste has never been easier. Now you can have the kitchen cabinets of your choice that can fit perfectly within the space you have, and not worry about large gaps left by stock cabinets that only come in predetermined sizes. Edgewood Cabinetry offers 3 types of cabinet installations, ranging from fully stock kitchen cabinets, to semi-custom (stock cabinets with custom elements to fill any gaps, or just dress them up), and fully custom where you can have everything built to your specifications.
With Edgewood Cabinetry, you can select from a variety of kitchen cabinet design styles that can match the motif of your home, with all wood cabinets that can be stained or painted. Now you can have a range hood to match your cabinets, or add a kitchen island with a countertop of your choice. Cabinet accessories and options can be added to store your cookware, your spices, your plastic storage pieces, or even hide your recycling. The options are endless, and only limited by your imagination and the space within your kitchen.
Kitchen Cabinet Design Styles
When it comes to selecting the right design style for your kitchen cabinets, there are several types of designs you can choose from that will most appropriately fit the type of kitchen you envision:
Country/ Rustic – One of the most popular cabinet choices throughout North Carolina, Country kitchen cabinets focus on accentuating woods such as maple, hickory, and oak through paints, stains, and glazing. Rustic and Country kitchen cabinets also tend to use beadboards, raised panel doors, and decorative clear or stained glass panels, and sometimes even wire mesh or tin to further add a country feel.
Modern / Contemporary – Sleek and minimalist, mostly flat surfaces with very few fixtures. Maple wood is the preferred choice of wood since the cabinets are painted, but the cabinets can also be made of composites. It’s the perfect choice for small kitchens since it utilizes every inch of space possible for storage. Popular colors tend to be blacks, whites, and greys.
Shaker – Shaker cabinets are most notably known by their “five-piece” design, which has flat panel doors with a frame consisting of 2 horizontal pieces known as rails, and 2 vertical pieces known as stiles. Much like the Modern and Contemporary kitchen cabinets, Shaker cabinets lean toward sleek and minimalist designs in favor of an aesthetic that is simple and functional, but unlike Modern and Contemporary cabinets, Shaker cabinets are composed of woods most often found in the Northeastern United States, such as maple, cherry, hickory, and oak.
Traditional – Traditional kitchen cabinets focus on decorative adornments and embellishments such as moldings, raised panels, and arched designs. Borrowing from the elaborate motif from European design, Traditional kitchen cabinets are designed to add a formal atmosphere to your kitchen.
Wood Paints and/or Stains
Whether you choose to enhance the grain and texture of the wood you select through staining and glazing (if you’re going with a more traditional style of cabinet), or if you want to color match your cabinets to accent a certain preferred color or hue, Edgewood Cabinetry can customize the color or stain to perfectly suit whatever you’d like your kitchen to be.
Common Cabinet Wood Types
Although many cabinets bought in the big box stores tend to be made of particleboard and plywood overlaid with veneers, Edgewood Cabinetry builds cabinets composed strictly from woods such as maple, cherry, mahogany, oak, hickory, and pine. Natural wood cabinets are not only longer lasting, but they also offer a richer aesthetic due to their ability to enhance the grain of the wood.
Cabinet Accessories and Options
One of the most popular reasons why customers choose Edgewood Cabinetry for customizing their kitchen is for the unique way that the cabinets can be designed to offer easy access to items that are sometimes difficult to store in a common square cabinet. Besides in-cabinet accessories, Edgewood can also custom design range hoods to match your cabinets. Here are just some of the cabinet accessories and options you can select from when Edgewood is designing your cabinets:
- Lazy Susan’s
- Custom designed range hood and vents
- Front trays for sinks
- Drawer inserts (such as silverware and utensils)
- On-door storage racks
- Spice racks
- Wine racks
- Pull-outs or pull-downs (such as for garbage or recycling)
- Corner and base cabinet organizers (for plastic storage)
- The list goes on…
The Design and Installation Process
From start to finish, Edgewood Cabinetry has a time tested process that will ensure you get exactly the type of kitchen cabinets you desire that are both within your budget, but also offer the most options possible. Careful consideration is given to every step of the process to make sure your cabinets are built and installed within a timely manner, with quality craftsmanship that doesn’t compromise by using shortcuts that diminish the end product.
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