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2 3Plymouth, Cherry, Sangria. Designer: Sarah Aldrich and Tom Grzywacz, Milford Lumber Company and The Muir Showroom. 32

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UltraCraft® kitchens and baths are created from a world of options that come together in the perfect combination for your home. With a myriad of colors, stains, glazes, woods, exotic veneers, mouth-watering accessories and so much more, you can have it all.

Choose from seemingly limitless combinations of door styles and finishes to create the exact look and feel you desire. Wood, Thermofoil, UltraLux, Textured Melamine, Eurotek and Metal door styles are available in a variety of colors, veneers, sheens and specialty finishes. Add our no-charge dimensional modifications, along with customization options, and UltraCraft delivers the “Right Style For Your Lifestyle.”

All UltraCraft cabinets feature uncompromising construction and the best warranty in the industry. Plus, you’ll find an exciting range of modifications and upgrades, many of which you’ll see as you dive into this book.

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4 5Frisco, Maple, Arctic White and Plymouth, Cherry, Chestnut, Brown Glaze. Designer: Scot Motzny. Photo: Moondog Photography.

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Choose Your Favorite ColorStainless steel and chrome bring bling to this comfortable space, but this homeowner added her favorite color to the islands to make a personal statement. With custom color matching, you can have any color you like.

Daytona, Maple, Melted Brie and Custom Paint (Benjamin Moore Color #1680 Hudson Bay), Low Sheen. Designer: Debbie Davis, CMKBD, CAPS, Kitchens by Wedgewood. Photo: Virtuance.com. 76

8 9Mount Vernon, Cherry Chestnut. Designer: Kitchen & Bath Design + Construction Design Team. Photo: Chipper Hatter. 98

Distinct SpacesDefine spaces by contrasting colors. Richly stained cabinets and island next to thais light, airy dining room outline two distinct rooms in one space. Window mullions stained to match the cabinets and butcher block countertop add a little extra interest.

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Double UpLarge rooms are a great opportunity for dark colors and oversized pieces. Two islands offer workspace for two and extra tall cabinets grant a bold presence and more storage. Add a touch of art glass to lighten the highest areas.

Stickley Wide with 5-piece Matching Drawer Front, Oak, Wenge. Designer: Blake Howell, Allied ASID, The Works. Photo: Joel Silverman. 1110

12 13Andover, Maple, Arctic White, Brown Linen Glaze. Designer: Samina Datta, Reico Kitchen & Bath. Photo: BTW Images, LLC. 1312

Family RoomThe kitchen is where it all happens. This bright kitchen has room for the cook, island seating for a quick bite and even a desk for household business and homework.

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A Traditional StatementThe modern touches in this space – sky lights, a glass door refrigerator and colorful stone countertops – blend quietly with traditional design. Raised-panel doors throughout, and a contrasting stain on the island, ground this kitchen in an elegant past.

Manhattan Wide, Cherry, Chestnut, Brown Glaze and Maple, Beach White. Designer: Erica Caserta, AKBD, Showcase Kitchens. Photo: Steven Laschever Photography, LASCHphoto. 1514

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Pretty FunctionalSmall spaces don’t have to be plain. The pillars and valance on the cabinet beneath the cooktop mimic the pass through and hood above. And just look at the amount of storage in this efficient kitchen!

Charlotte, Maple, Beach White. Designer: Kitchen & Bath Design + Construction Design Team. Photo: Chrissy Racho. 1716

18 19Charlotte, Maple, Beach White and Stone. Designer: Erica Caserta, AKBD, Showcase Kitchens.

Understated and SoothingChoose a soft, understated palette to create a soothing space. Allow cabinets to melt quietly into the background by painting walls the same color. Add subtle features like recessed cabinets, glass doors and a farm sink for a personal appeal.

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20 21Freedom, Maple, Melted Brie and Vintage Truffle. Designers: Emily Zuckoff and Carolyn Bryan, Reico Kitchen & Bath. Photo: Design Studios, Locust Grove, VA.

Elegance Top to BottomThis design highlights the contrast between light and weighty. A soft paint color – Melted Brie – lifts the room up to delicate double-arch glass doors and finely detailed chandeliers. Darker Vintage Truffle on both islands brings the room back down. Hand carved wood seating and wide plank floors are a nice touch.

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22 23Manhattan Wide, Cherry, Golden. Designer: Jeorge Riberio, Artistic interiors.

So OrganizedAccommodate everything, including the kitchen sink, with floor-to-ceiling cabinets, drawers of every size and open shelves for display-worthy items. Don’t forget the island with more drawers, shelves and a recessed microwave. Now, where is that colander?

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24 25Greco, Satin White and Fairlawn, Cherry, Bordeaux, Brown Glaze. Designer: Kitchen & Bath Design + Construction Design Team. Photo: Chrissy Racho.

Now and Then, NowThe Satin White personality in this kitchen is for a busy, modern cook who needs an efficient bright space in which to work. The Bordeaux personality remembers the value of china cabinets and formal dinners in the dining room. Spanning the two lifestyles is a super-functional island with seating for a casual breakfast.

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Spark, Not StarkEvery detail in this kitchen holds the light. Breckenridge door style in bright Arctic White has just enough interest for a quiet shadow. Modest light rails conceal lighting that splashes off glossy white tile. and jewel-like pendants spray sparkles across the ceiling.

Breckenridge, Maple, Arctic White. Designer: Katherine Dashiell, Reico Kitchen & Bath. Photo: BTW Images, LLC. 2726

28 29Charlotte, Maple, Beach White. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall, Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal, Studio Design.

Canvas of CabinetsCabinets don’t have to be the focal point. They can provide a beautiful backdrop, showcasing other features like the bold clock and the blown glass pendant lighting as seen here. Frosted glass doors on the top cabinets artistically display a parade of white pitchers.

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30 31Shaker, Maple, Truffle. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall, Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal, Studio Design.

SurroundedThis expanse of all-matching cabinets wraps around this room, visually gathering family and friends toward the oversized island granting good food and fellowship. The outdoorsy colors are as down-to-earth as you’d expect the conversation to be.

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32 33Crystal Lake, Lunar Gray with Nickel Linen. Designer: Terry Peacock, Peacock Cabinetry.

All Eyes On The ChefThis efficient layout allows the cook to have everything in reach to make food prep easy breezy. There’s even plenty of seating at the island for guests to engage while dinner is being prepared.

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Yesterday and TodayTraditional dark Oak pairs with modern Aluminum and Stainless Steel, while pops of pumpkin and goldenrod add a feel that is both fresh and retro. Enjoy plenty of countertops and storage, including a huge baker’s island and an outbound drink station with bar to keep traffic moving.

Stickley, Oak, Wenge. Designer: Heather Jasper, Powell Construction Services. Photo: Clarence Sormin.

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Shaker: Simple and StrongThis light-filled, casual space didn’t need any fussy elements in the open kitchen, just a simple door style solid enough to hold up the roof. Rockford, a Shaker-style door with just enough of a special profile, does the job.

Rockford, Maple, Arctic White. Designer: Kitchen & Bath Design + Construction Design Team. Photo: Chrissy Racho. 3736

38 39Sagamore, Maple, Beach White and Stone. Designer: Tina Rodda, Kitchen Cove Cabinetry and Design.

Farm-esqueThis kitchen’s modern conveniences are nestled in a farm house feel with creamy colors, artisan-looking cabinets with slightly worn finishes, wide moldings, open shelving, and a work island placed right up to a round table begging for company, coffee and pie.

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40 41Sarasota, Maple, Stone with Brown Linen and Cherry, Porcini with Brown Glaze. Designer: Carina Stephenson, Sr. Design Consultant at Design Studio by Raymond; Architectural & Building Services provided by KTS Group.

Wide Open SpacesA trend these days is open, open, open. Here cabinetry wraps around the island, leading to the dining area that skips outdoors when the weather is right. A wood inset in the tile floor and a tray ceiling define “indoors” when the wall is open.

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Entertaining KitchenThis kitchen is ready to host a crowd of guests for cocktails and dinner or a quiet meal for two at the breakfast bar. Contrasting lights and darks helps define the space: the modern island has a dark finish with light counter, perimeter cabinets are light with a dark counter, and the tall cabinets and hutch have a dark wood finish dressed up with stainless steel and glass.

4342 Lakeway, Maple, Lunar Gray and Cocoa, Low Sheen; Broadline Stainless Steel with Clarion Glass; and Piper, Kona Horizontal. Philadelphia Design Home. Photo: Jay Greene Photography.

44 45Shaker, Maple, Melted Brie. Designer: Kitchen & Bath Design + Construction Design Team. Photo: Chrissy Racho.

Kick Off Your ShoesDesign the perfect kitchen for today’s active, hard-working families. Include light, white cabinets, a stylish sink, stone countertops and backsplash and a well-outfitted mudroom by the back door.

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46 47Breckenridge, Maple, Beach White and Stone. Designer: Robert Gluskin, Atlantic Kitchen and Bath.

Crowning AchievementThe stacked silhouette of these wall cabinets is chic, heightened by the use of contrasting Beach White and Stone paint together. Glass doors add even more dimension while flip-up doors smarten the overall effect. The stainless farm sink flanked by decorative posts and hefty farm-style island anchor this perky room.

Breckenridge, Maple, Stone. Designer: Robert Gluskin, Atlantic Kitchen and Bath.

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48 49Shaker, Maple, Chocolate. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall, Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal, Studio Design.

Opposites AttractThis large great room/kitchen combo is friendly and bright, even though its colors are as opposite as day and night. This kitchen isn’t defined by walls, but by darker, stylishly understated cabinets. The transition from living area to kitchen is achieved through upholstered bar chairs on the “lighter” side of the island and a crisp, white countertop.

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50 51Napoli, Ecru. Designer: Erica Caserta, AKBD, Showcase Kitchens.

Fun and FunctionalCombining your storage and function needs not only saves space, but notches up the fun factor. This dining area features benches with built-in storage beneath. And the bench’s high back creates a multi-level surface above the sink in the adjacent kitchen. And never underestimate the value of an oversized island.

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Reading NookMany kitchens have an eat-in area. This one has two: the island and the library. By adding bookcases to the built in bench seating, it can double as cozy family study area while the cook is working nearby.

Plainview, Cherry, Wenge, Low Sheen and Slab, Bamboo Vertical, Coastal Grey. 5352

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Quiet Fancy.This might be a smaller kitchen, but it has plenty of storage and work surface, plus a few fancier ideas that work together without shouting: deep drawers for easy access, one cabinet with glass doors to display your favorite dishes, a waterfall counter, and a counter top hutch for added convenience.

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Jamestown, Dove White. Designer: Kitchen & Bath Design + Construction Design Team. Photo: Chrissy Racho.

Current ValueA current kitchen design doesn’t have to be expensive. Jamestown, one of the newest doors available in Eurotek, is a transitional Shaker-style shown here in Dove White. Cap it off with crown molding and a tile backsplash with a modern layout.

Napoli, Ecru. Designer: Mary Porzelt, Boston Kitchens.

Simple BackdropQuiet, demure cabinets make a great backdrop for other kitchen features. Spruce up with sassy, silver accents and an contrasting countertop.

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58 59Tuscany, Amber Cherry with Auburn Patina. Designer: Mary Porzelt, Boston Kitchen Distributors.

Tuscany, Amber Cherry with Auburn Patina. Designer: Joe Cheney, Cape & Island Kitchens.

Budget SavvyTuscany in Amber Cherry with Auburn Patina is the perfect look for today’s traditional or transitional kitchen. And because Eurotek is terrific value, you can add extra features with all the budget left over.

Tuscany, Amber Cherry with Auburn Patina. 5958

60 61Metropolis, Silver Elm Vertical and South Beach, Powder. 6160

Daring ParingWho would have guessed these two very different door finishes – Textured Melamine woodgrain and high-gloss UltraLux acrylic – would look so great together! Tie it all in with an adventurous, super thick, cantilevered island countertop.

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Light and BrightSimple, crisp white cabinets allow you to use the walls as your canvas. Show off your artistry with bold colors and patterns in paint and tile. Fresh any way you look at it.

Adriatic, Gloss White. Designed by Elizabeth Aurandt for mercerINTERIOR. Photographed by Emily Gilbert.

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64 65Florence Dark Roast Textured Wenge. Designers: Shuky Conroyd, AKBD, Boca Kitchens and Marcia Castleman, Castle Design Group. Photo: ©Edward Butera, IBI Designs, Boca Raton, FL.

Modern ModeThis gleaming contemporary kitchen features an artful collection of cabinets and a prominent island. Long lines and sharp angles are everywhere while moldings are absent. An innovative space flooded with light and beautifully tempered with soft, rich color.

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A Little Goes a Long WayA minimalist design with long sleek lines is the perfect match for UltraLux’s Linear Silver finish. High-gloss acrylic paired with a stone countertop and shiny appliances and fixtures lets light bounce all around.

Acrilux II, Linear Silver. Designer: Daniel Altmann, Reico Kitchen & Bath. Photo: BTW Images, LLC. 6766

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Noteworthy ShineHigh-gloss cabinets bounce a lot of light around an ultra-contemporary kitchen. Beautiful to look at and easy to live with, too. Our solid and metallic colors have the most scratch-resistant acrylic surface available. Note: you can write on them with dry erase markers and they’ll never ghost!

South Beach, Flint. 6968

70 71Lafayette, Maple, Rag and Bone and Slab, Bamboo Vertical, Coastal Grey. 7170

Light IndustrialSimple door styles in earthy finishes provide the neutral-toned backdrop for copper accents bringing a light touch of industrial style. Is it mixed with a little modern? Or a little retro? Can you tell by the geometric range hood?

72 73Piper, Kona Vertical and South Beach, Linear Bronze. The New American Home, Las Vegas, NV. 7372

Texture TalksWith a kitchen and dining room view like this one, the cabinetry can speak softly. Doors and drawers on the cabinets are simple “slab” style in similar colors, differentiated only by their textures – warm woodgrain on the perimeter and smooth, glossy acrylic on the island. Appliance doors are the same clean style, but in cool metal.

74 75Piper, Kona and Oakland Park, Maple, Melted Brie.

Delicate BalanceUsually floating shelves alone will lift the feel of a kitchen, but here there’s an extra lightness with thinner waterfall countertops and a unique work surface seemingly suspended mid-air. Balance is restored with touchable Kona Textured Melamine on the outer cabinets.

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A Room for ColorThis modern industrial style kitchen in greys and whites is a backdrop designed to show off the food. And the cook! The space is kept warm with a soft sheen granite and wood grain bar stools, and kept light with reflective tile and floating shelves.

Adriatic, Satin White and Shark. Designer: Kitchen & Bath Design + Construction Design Team. Photo: Chrissy Racho.

The Future is BrightLight doesn’t have to come only from fixtures. In this super-modern space featuring the light-colored sleek surfaces of quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances and ultra-chic cabinets, reflections flood the entire room, while the warmth of a wooden floor keeps you anchored in the moment.

Slimline Aluminum and Acrilux II, Linear Bronze and Pure White. Designer: Shuky Conroyd, AKBD, Boca Kitchens.

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78 79Breckenridge, Maple, Chocolate, Low Sheen. Designer: Lori Noel.

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Outline Your PresentationWhile the walls and the drawer fronts are dark, the cabinets really stand out because they’re surrounded by white. The sleek hardware, floating glass shelving and unframed mirror offer a modern presentation that flows nicely.

Adriatic, Shark. Designer: Jorge A. Martinez, CKD, Designer Kitchens LA. 8180

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Warm and CoolA small bathroom can be overtaken by cool, hard materials like ceramic tile and glass. Making the shower walls transparent opens the space and natural, warm Bamboo cabinets bring in softness and comfort.

Slab, Bamboo, Natural. Designer: Jorge A. Martinez, CKD, Designer Kitchens LA.

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84 85Adriatic, Dark Ebony. Designer: Heather Jasper, Powell Construction Services. Photo: Clarence Sormin.

Unexpected CharmA glossy hanging vanity topped with hand-chipped stone creates a nice balance between natural and contemporary.

Charlotte, Maple, Arctic White. Designer: Kitchen & Bath Design + Construction Design Team. Photo: Chrissy Racho.

HideawayBright, white, fun and light. With high ceilings and a soaking tub, even a small bathroom can be a spa-like sanctuary.

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As Simple as it GetsUnderstated, uncomplicated, uncolored. Unashamedly perfect.

Napoli, Ecru. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall, Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal, Studio Design.

Don’t Float AwayA large window and large mirrors make this bathroom feel spacious and airy. Even the wall-mounted cabinets appear to float, but a rich horizontal woodgrain finish keeps the whole space perfectly grounded.

Adriatic, Pure Wenge Horizontal. Designers: Karen Aylestock, KPA Design Group and Patty Whitman, Reico Kitchen & Bath. Photo: Felicia Evans Photography.

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88 89Napoli, Ecru. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall, Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal, Studio Design.

Reflections of TranquilitySoap or body wash? Bath or shower? Calm, quiet colors and mild décor make relaxing effortless…no matter which side of the bathroom you prefer.

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Modern FarmhouseEverything old is new again. From whitewashed shiplap walls, to copper fixtures and hardware, to sconces with edison bulbs, this bathroom is just a tiny bit industrial, but convincingly charming and approachable.

Florence, Dark Roast Textured Wenge. Designers: Shuky Conroyd, AKBD, Boca Kitchens and Marcia Castleman, Castle Design Group. Photo: ©Edward Butera, IBI Designs, Boca Raton, FL.

Squared AwayThe deep color and geometric styling of this vanity allude to a metropolitan influence. Take a seat on the drawer bench while you slather on the moisturizer.

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Bright and WarmThe casual feel of painted beadboard-inspired cabinets creates a laid-back environment warmed by buttery yellow walls. Light colors keep this space feeling more..., well, spacious.

Hampton with 5-piece Matching Drawer Front, Maple, Eggshell. Designer: Heather Jasper, Powell Construction Services. Photo: Clarence Sormin.

Chute for an EasyLaundry Day!This clever hinged shelf disguises a laundry chute down to the basement utility room. Just lift the lid and release, and cut the laundry-hauling chores in half.

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His and HersDouble vanity, soaking tub and double shower. This design has the perfect balance of masculine and feminine. Hard surfaces are warmed with a comfortable neutral color on the walls, and wood cabinetry with a luxurious stain and an applied molding detail add texture and interest.

Englewood, Cherry, Peppercorn. Designer: Debbie Davis, CMKBD, CAPS, Kitchens by Wedgewood. Photo: Virtuance.com. 9594

96 97Stickley, Maple, Arctic White.

Relax. Rinse. Repeat.Whether you’ve come home from a day at work to relax away the stress, or come in from the beach to rinse away the sand, this beachy cottage bath retreat will make you feel like you are always on vacation.

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98 99Mount Vernon, Cherry, Chestnut. Designer: Kitchen & Bath Design + Construction Design Team.

Simple LuxurySoak your troubles away in this traditional bath, elegantly outfitted with dark wood, designer towels and a river rock countertop.

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Pomp and PamperingThis upscale look features a warm wood stain and dark glaze for depth. Glass doors make tall overhead cabinets feel as light as designer towels. A towel warmer and sit-down vanity nook are an invitation to pamper yourself.

Carnegie, Cherry, Amber, Brown Glaze. Designer: Blake Howell, Allied ASID and Bette Raburn, ASID, The Works. Photo: Joel Silverman. 101100

102 103Manhattan, Rustic Alder, Storm Grey, Brown Glaze, Worn, Low Sheen. Designer: Lori Noel.

Working Late?This office/guest room offers ample storage and shelving, a desk and plenty of room to think…once you fold the bed into the wall. Choose your style carefully since you may be here day and night!

103102 South Beach, Linear Bronze. The New American Home, Las Vegas, NV.

Office HoursWhether you work from home or in a corporate setting, your office can be an efficient sanctuary that reflects your personal style. Here, every wall is designed for storage allowing for minimalist furniture and for productivity to be as smooth as these high-gloss acrylic cabinets.

104 105Boston, Cherry, Chestnut. Designer: Robert Theroux, Kitchens By Design.

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AccessoriesMake your dream kitchen or bath even dreamier by adding accessories that store, display, decorate, hide, organize, and otherwise serve you well.

Decorative Posts

Lattice Wine Rack

Pull-outs Tray Dividers

Wood Cutlery Divider Knife Block

Pull-out Pantry Deep Drawers

Decorative Corbels

Tilt-out Tray

Blind Corner Base Pull-outs

Bread Bin Trash Can Cabinet

Letter File All the accessories on these two pages were designed into this one, very functional kitchen!

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Wainscoting

Spice Pull-out

Decorative Legs Spice Drawers

Dishwasher Appliance Panels Metal Pedestal

Wicker Basket Cabinet Bi-Fold, Flip Up, and Swing Up Doors X Wine Rack Wine Cubes Euro-style Feet

Appliance Garages

Refrigerator Appliance Panels

Decorative Range Hood

Decorative Valances Range Hood Ventilator

Revolving Recycle Bins Light Rails

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Fineline Cutlery Tray Inserts

Blum Utensil Inserts and Knife Holder Insert

Blum Deep Drawer Insert and Spice Tray Insert

Spice Drawer

Farm Sink Plate Holders

Stainless Steel Drawer Dividers Fineline Deep Drawer Inserts

Range Hoods

Mixer Storage

Moldings

Pantries

Spice Rack

Plate Rack Lights

Lazy Susans Cutting Board

Vegetable Drawers

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Glass Incorporating glass doors into your kitchen design visually expands your space while lending a touch of elegance. Show off a little!

Mullion Prairie Quarter-Round X-Lite Double ArchFrame

TIMBER BLACK ETCHBACKPAINTED

PATTERNED

CANNES ASHLEY GREYBACKPAINTED

PATTERNED

TREE WHITE ETCHBACKPAINTED

PATTERNED

BRONZE ETCHSOFT ETCHED

CLARION ETCHSOFT ETCHED

PEARL ETCHBACKPAINTEDSOFT ETCHED

SILK ETCHBACKPAINTEDSOFT ETCHED

CAFFE ETCHBACKPAINTEDSOFT ETCHED

MIRROR ETCHBACKPAINTEDSOFT ETCHED

BLACK ETCHBACKPAINTEDSOFT ETCHED

WHITE ETCHBACKPAINTEDSOFT ETCHED

CLARION WHITEBACKPAINTED

PATTERNED

Tech Glass Options

CLARION

GROUNDDOUBLE STRENGTH

PINTO

CURACO

HAMMERED

MIRROR

CRYSTAL

GREYDOUBLE STRENGTH

GLUECHIP BEVEL

CLEAR DOUBLE STRENGTH

GLUECHIP

WAVE

BAROQUE

ENGLISH REEDED SANDBLASTED

SEEDY

CROSS REEDED SANDBLASTED

GRANITE

CLEAR BEVEL

CROSS REEDED

GNA

ENGLISH REEDED

Art Glass Options

FOUR SQUARE4 Clear Beveled

Squares with Clear or Seedy

Glass Field

DIAMONDClear Beveled

Diamonds with Clear GNA or Hammered

Glass Field

TULIPClear Beveled Tulip

& Squares with Clear or Wave Glass Field

MULLIONLeaded Mullion

with Clear or any Art Glass*

LACEClear Beveled Squares with Clear GNA Glass

Field or Gluechip Beveled Squares with Gluechip Glass Field

STRIPESBeveled Stripes with Clear or Black Glass

Field

PRAIRIEPrairie Style with Clear or any Art

Glass*

Leaded Glass Options

*Some limitations apply.

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114 115Frisco, Maple, Arctic White and Plymouth, Cherry, Chestnut, Brown Glaze. Designer: Scot Motzny. Photo: Moondog Photography.

You Can Never Have Too Much StorageWow. Wall to wall, floor to ceiling cabinets. White cabinets, wood cabinets, tiny cabinets way up high, glass-door cabinets, flip-up door cabinets, crowned cabinets, countered cabinets, corner cabinets. Even the refrigerator looks like a cabinet.

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