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What "Handle-less" Actually Means A handle-less kitchen has no visible knobs or pulls on the cabinet fronts. Doors and drawers open another way instead: through a handgrip built into the door or drawer front itself, thro
What Actually Makes a Door "Shaker" "Shaker" is often used loosely, for almost any cabinet door with a flat surface and clean lines. The look itself is specific: a recessed, flat center panel inside flat, square-edged ra
Why We Carry Multiple Cabinet Lines Instead of Just One Many showrooms carry a single brand. Our showroom works differently. We carry five manufacturer lines, Shiloh, Eclipse, Bellmont, J&K, and Boxy, plus our own Excell
Why a Murphy Bed Solves the Spare Room Problem A Murphy bed is a bed that folds up into a cabinet or wall unit when it's not in use, freeing the floor space it would otherwise occupy full-time. In many homes the spare be
Start With the Style That Fits Your Bathroom, Not the Trend A bathroom vanity gets more daily contact than almost any other piece of cabinetry in the house. It gets splashed, wiped down, opened and closed while half-awak
To plan a kitchen layout, start with how your household cooks, pick the layout shape your room's proportions allow, then check it against published clearances: NKBA recommends work aisles of at least 42 inches for one co
What Inset and Overlay Actually Mean Inset doors sit inside the cabinet opening, flush with the front; overlay doors sit on the front of the cabinet and cover part or nearly all of it. Choose inset for a furniture-like,
The Real Difference Between Framed and Frameless Construction Every kitchen cabinet box is built one of two ways, framed or frameless, and that choice is separate from the door style you eventually pick. It's about the b
