Kitchens by Design

Now that the Great Treasure Hunt is over, it's time for our Grand Finale Party! 🎉

Make sure to join us at Al's Family Farms this Saturday at 11am to see who takes home the grand prize! All are welcomed! ✨

Big thank you to Comfort Zone AC & Heating for sponsoring the Grand Finale Party!

Whether you were a sponsor or a treasure hunter, thanks for making this year's Great Treasure Hunt so fantastic!
Thank you to all of our sponsors:
Uncle Tony's U Pull It
The Marine Connection
Busy Bee Lawn & Garden Center
Kitchens by Design
PDK Roofing INC
Jeremiah's Italian Ice
Maximum Velocity Gymnastics, Inc.

Cabinetry comes in SO many colors and finishes! Which one should you choose? What are the pros and cons of the different styles?

Before we start talking about finishes and colors, we need to inform ourselves about the characteristics of wood. Because all cabinetry is constructed using multiple pieces of wood, each piece of wood is unique because each tree is unique. We love the natural variations in wood such as veining, knots, pinholes and sap runs; however, these beautiful characteristics will effect how the wood takes paint and stain in addition to its aging and the effect light has on it.

STAIN: Is beautiful and will show off all the uniqueness that wood has to offer! When using stains we have to remember that each piece will take the stain differently and their is no guarantee each piece will match perfectly. This natural variation shows of the beautiful characteristic of the wood and is not considered a defect.

PAINTED FINISH: Has a more symmetrical coverage over the cabinets. Paint will also allow for more color options than stains. This being said, paint will accentuate minor wood properties such as grain wave, depressions, minor dents and other imperfections. It is also worth noting that matte finishes will show less wear and imperfections than high gloss finishes.

GLAZED FINISH: Is the process beginning with the wood undergoing the standard finishing process, the glaze color is applied then hand wiped off. Glaze detailing is hand applied and "hangs up" in any corner or profile of the door or drawer front. The less detail to a door or drawer front, the less apparent the glaze finish will be and a flat or "slab" door or drawer front will not show very much glazing.

In addition to all the above options, you can do Foil Finishes which come in a wide range of colors and styles (even wood look) or Distressed Finishes to help you achieve your aesthetic goals.

* It is important to note that all wood will be negatively effected by a non-climate controlled atmosphere and humidity.

For more color options and details visit https://www.kitchensvero.com/finishes/ or call us and talk to one of our designers today.

An Island for Every Occasion

Islands have completely changed our kitchens for the better! They allow for open spaces, efficient storage and a variety of seating space. Not only are Islands functional, they can become beautiful accent pieces that really finish the look of the home. With islands being so handy and beautiful, why limit them to your kitchen? An Island can add storage and sitting space anywhere in your home...

To read the full article click the link: https://www.kitchensvero.com/fun-stuff/an-island-for-every-occasion/

Cabinetry is so much more than just cabinets! Let us help you get the most out of your kitchen space.

Call us at (772)562-2288 and we will help you design your dream kitchen!