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Kitchen Stories: Some Ingenuity Makes Every Inch Counts in a Historic Chicago Kitchen

Author: Mandi Juskiewicz | Post Date: 06/30/2020

This Chicago couple loved their home within the historic neighborhood of Hyde Park, but they had outgrown their small and outdated kitchen. It was time to make a change; the kitchen had to go!

Exploring Painted Cabinetry Finishes from Dura Supreme

Author: Mandi Juskiewicz | Post Date: 06/23/2020

The finish on your kitchen cabinetry is the first thing you see and an indication of its quality. It’s your first impression when you walk into the kitchen...

What is a Focal Point - Kitchen Design Tips. Close Up of a woman's brightly Colored Eyes

Creating A Focal Point in the Kitchen

Author: Mandi Juskiewicz | Post Date: 06/16/2020

The focal point of any room is that spot where your eye wants to naturally rest and take it all in. It's the center of attention. For example, in a great room, a fireplace would be considered...

Measuring and designing from a distance.

Pro Tips for Designing From A Distance

Author: Sandy Kloncz | Post Date: 06/02/2020

People have projects. Designers have creativity. Interaction is limited during a pandemic. This is the reality playing out across every state in our country.

A close up image of mirror cabinet doors in with an industrial floating shelf in a modern kitchen design featuring Dura Supreme Cabinetry.

Trend Study: Combining Mirrors and Cabinetry

Author: Mandi Juskiewicz | Post Date: 05/26/2020

Mirrors have been used as a decorative accent in home interiors for a long time. They add a reflective quality and can make a room feel lighter and brighter and even more expansive.

A kitchen remodel mood board with white and true brown stained cabinet door styles.

Tips for Choosing Cabinet Door Styles For Your Kitchen

Author: Brad McCarthy of The Cabinet Center | Post Date: 05/19/2020

When it comes to defining the aesthetic of a kitchen, cabinetry is the element that creates the biggest impact both with design and functionality. The layout of the cabinetry is imperative

A natural color palette for a kitchen remodel using a shiplap door style in white paint with a light stained natural wood and a green subway tile.

Get the Look: Danish Style Kitchen Design

Author: Sandy Kloncz | Post Date: 05/12/2020

What do you imagine when you hear the words Danish Style? If you thought clean lines, uncluttered spaces, monochromatic, light color schemes, connection to nature, and slab door cabinetry...

A colorful and dynamic home bar with green cabinets and a stunning wall mural.

Remodel Stories: Why go out? Make your place the place to be!

Author: Mandi Juskiewicz | Post Date: 05/05/2020

This modern home amongst the historic neighborhood of The Hill in St. Louis, MO may seem a little out of place with its contemporary look. But this home is much more...

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