Many times, the word ergonomic is associated with office furniture such as desks and chairs. However, did you know your kitchen can also be a place where ergonomics can play a significant role in your comfort and ease-of-use? Simply put, ergonomics is about making your space and working environment more efficient. The kitchen is
White kitchens are timeless. Homeowners appreciate their bright, clean feeling. Even the smallest kitchen can appear more spacious with white finishes. They work well in every style of home. We love a white kitchen. But we also love it when our clients want their personality to shine in their kitchen. We encourage clients
Life just seems simpler in the summer, doesn’t it? Windshields don’t require scraping and sidewalks don’t need shoveling. Slipping on a pair of flip-flops seems quick and easy after months of coats and boots. There are no homework slips to sign or school buses to catch. We become reacquainted with neighbors and life slows
Planning a remodeling project for the main level of your home is an exciting process. This is the area of your home where you host guests, prepare dinners, and probably do the majority of your living. Remodeling this highly visible area of your house may seem overwhelming. From color palettes to room layouts and
Compromise is key in a relationship. The give a little, take a little ebb and flow of compromise in a relationship is very similar to the give and take in today’s transitional kitchen design. This year we will be seeing more and more transitional kitchens. Transitional kitchens are the result of traditional and contemporary
2016 is the year of convenient and functional kitchen accessories. From new ideas in ergonomic cabinet design to microwave drawers, this is an excellent time to remodel your kitchen space. Ergonomics has been associated with the office workplace for many years. Desks and chairs that make working and sitting over long periods of time
It’s pretty amazing how much computer-assisted drawing has improved in the past several years! The drawing on the left (below) was done by Becca, our talented designer, and it gives a pretty accurate rendering of how the new kitchen would look (shown in the photo below on the right). For most of our clients who have
Turned Legs, that is. Sometimes we call them Island Legs or Posts, but they can also be used elsewhere in the kitchen design, not just at an island. They are a great way to add a more furniture-like appearance to your kitchen. They can create a homey feeling, an upscale vibe, or a contemporary
