Hidden cupboards concealed as cabinet panels
This complete kitchen renovation used solid wood maple cabinets painted in cloud white and Caesarstone’s woodlands quartz countertop. A few hidden gems were custom made as per client’s request such as the concealed stool in the toe-kick space under the cabinetry of the sink and cupboards disguised as cabinet panels on the opposite side of the kitchen sink for extra storage space. This compact yet fully functional kitchen has everything you need to cook up delicious meals.
Hidden cupboards concealed as cabinet panels
Stool in toe kick of cabinetry
Corner kitchen cabinet shelving to maximize storage
Made to measure cabinets fit perfectly in the allotted space
Shaker style kitchen cabinets
Caesarstone quartz countertop and double sink
This space underwent a full renovation from head to toe to produce a contemporary style kitchen. Solid maple was used to craft the custom cabinetry and was painted in Cloud White (CC40) by Benjamin Moore. New flooring supplied by Sarana Tiles was installed and complemented with quartz Caesarstone countertop which was also utilized as the window bench. Under cabinet lights were installed to provide evenly distributed lighting along the countertop as well as illuminating and accenting the backsplash.
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