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Earlier this year we had the pleasure of working on a custom built-in bookcase with Robert and Christina, husband and wife, photo takers and adventurers, living in Phoenix, Arizona.
Hardware specialist Rob Bragau from Distinct Hardware and Affinity Kitchens designer Beth Martinec tell us about this year’s most popular hardware styles.
We transformed a dark, outdated kitchen into this bright, gathering space for our client who appreciated her kitchen designer’s eye for the overall aesthetic.
Affinity Designer Theresa Franklin’s eye for symmetry and clean lines transformed this outdated kitchen into a bright, fresh space with updated functionality that was exactly what our client imagined for her second home.
Our client wanted to make this casita feel more like home for long terms guests and to bring the look into line with the stylish main house.
“When I was growing up, we would always gather around our kitchen. I wanted a space to bring my family together, where they would be comfortable hanging out and not always go their separate ways after dinner.” Find our how our design team transformed this outdated, uncomfortable kitchen into a family gathering space.
Affinity designed a new kitchen to maintain this home’s original Mid Century Modern feel while integrating new technology and improving storage, lighting and functionality.
100Pedals provides education and coaching programs that help parents and other family member navigate their lives around a loved one’s addiction. We’re excited to be sponsoring the van for 100Pedals’ 5th ‘Cycling for Recovery’ awareness campaign.
Professional affiliations offer an additional layer of accountability to your kitchen designer’s business. When researching designers, you’ll notice that there are a wide range of affiliations and accreditations; here are a few key ones to look for.
Change is an inevitable part of any remodel, but with some up-front work it is possible to stay within your budget limits. Give yourself the best shot at sticking to your plan by following these budgeting tips from our design team.
Your remodel doesn’t have to be stressful and chaotic. Yes, there are challenges, but if you start with the right mindset, plan ahead and pick the right designer and contractor you’ll be able to set realistic expectations for yourself. Here’s our guide for “surviving” the remodel process.
The most important factor in a successful remodel is a trusting working relationship between you and your contractor. Here are some key questions you can ask when choosing a contractor that will help you to establish a baseline of trust from the beginning.
For more than 20 years the annual Sub-Zero and Wolf Kitchen Design Contest has been recognizing the world’s best kitchen design. This kitchen won a Southwest Regional Top Kitchen Design award and we couldn’t be more proud of our team.
Choosing the right wood species for your cabinetry largely depends on your personal style preferences and budget.
Use this checklist to get a head start on the remodel budgeting process with your kitchen designer.
“People told us ‘this is the scariest project we’ve ever seen’ but all I could see was what it could become” That was the vision cast by our client who purchased a home which presented some unique architectural and design challenges. Our collaboration with the homeowner “changed literally every single thing.”
Your kitchen isn’t just a functional space; it’s where culinary creativity happens, relationships are nurtured and time is spent in pleasant company. We asked a group of professional designers to share 4 of their favorite kitchen remodel tips.