It’s In the Details
Cabinetry
We can really empathize with our clients knowing that the terms and uses of certain design elements are not second nature to them. If these things aren’t taught or used on a regular basis, how could they? It is overwhelming! Especially when there is a budget involved. Some details equate to an upcharge and some don’t! We really strive to make sure our clients are aware of all of the detailed possibilities so that everyone is aware and upfront about what the end result is going to be. If you’re wondering, yes, that means we have learned these lessons the hard way.
Just a few knitty grittys that are discussed: ceiling height, exterior species, interior species, stain/paint, glaze/distress/sheen, species grade, cabinet height, drawer front design, door sign (inside edge profile, outside edge profile, panel profile), hinges, overlay…. and it goes on. I personally really enjoy those knitty grittys, so you can trust us to help you!
End Panels
Notice the difference between the above photo and the next two – this is the most common way we can either save money or add detail into the design of the cabinetry. The above photo has a furniture groove end panel, very simple. The two photos below have a designed end panel to match other details throughout the kitchen.
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Center of Design – Bayer Custom
Center of Design – Bayer Custom
You can see the full design of these kitchens here!
Drawer Front Design
Who knew this was a thing? They just match the doors right? Nope. You have the option of having them match the doors exactly, matching just a little, or doing a simple, sleek solid slab like shown below. The simpler the more cost-effective.
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Center of Design – Bayer Custom
Read up on the stories behind these designs at our blog.
Finishes
Coffee bars, china cabinets, vanities, bookcases. All of these custom storage solutions are possible with as little or much detail as you choose.
Paint
Stain
Glaze
Distressing
Antiquing
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Fieldstone Cabinetry
Fieldstone Cabinetry
Fieldstone Cabinetry
These are just a select few details that go into cabinetry. It truly does take a lot of time, collaboration, and fine points to get the end result that we strive to see. In the end, our installers are those who really make the magic happen. Thank you to the guys at JTE Solutions!