Remodeling your kitchen can be a rewarding and exciting project, but it's also a significant undertaking that requires careful planning and execution.
Read MoreThe very first thing a person sees when they walk into your kitchen is your cabinetry. The style and colors you choose make and leave a lasting impression on the overall aesthetic of your kitchen. That's why it's so important to choose wisely.
Read MoreThere's no denying that the kitchen is the heart of any home. Not only do we prepare food there, but we entertain, enjoy meals with loved ones, and probably even do homework at the kitchen table or countertop!
Read MoreDid you know that remodeling your kitchen can significantly increase the value of your home? When you invest in a kitchen remodel, you can recoup up to 84% of the cost in a sale.
Read MoreRemodeling your kitchen may seem like a lot of work. Here's a list with a few helpful tips we hope will help get you through it. Still have questions? Our kitchen designers are always on hand at 714-693-1111 to answer your questions or give you a free kitchen remodeling estimate.
Read MoreStock kitchen cabinets are an affordable way to remodel your kitchen. Check out this recent kitchen remodel we completed with stock kitchen cabinets. Gorgeous right? Our stock kitchen cabinets are plywood constructed with hardwood doors and drawers.
Read MoreRemodeling your kitchen comes down to hiring the best kitchen designer for the job. There is so much to think about when planning your kitchen remodeling project and the process can feel overwhelming. When you hire the right kitchen designer, your project flows more smoothly.
Read MoreAt Cabinet Wholesalers, we give you many options, including the choice of buying stock kitchen cabinets, semi-custom, or custom cabinetry. You can even incorporate kitchen cabinet refacing into your project. Not every cabinet company has these choices available.
Read MoreKeep your kitchen a little safer by keeping some things in mind. Use slip resistant flooring. Use rounded countertop edges to minimize the chances of your kids hurting themselves on the sharp corners. Put ovens at adult height to minimize the chance of burns.
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