A Classic Cabinet Reface in Folsom, Ca.
Location:
- Folsom
Styles:
- Transitional
Year:
- 2024
Services:
- Cabinet Refacing
- Kitchen Remodeling
Don’t Replace. Reface! Thinking about a kitchen remodel? Check out this Folsom, Ca. kitchen remodel featuring classic cabinet refacing. Refacing is the quickest, least disruptive and most cost-effective way to update your kitchen. Generally, if you’re satisfied with the layout of your kitchen and your cabinet boxes are sound, then a reface may be your perfect solution, saving you considerable time and investment. With cabinet refacing, you save half the cost, half the mess and half the time of a traditional tear-out and replace remodel. The results can be amazing!
Check out this Folsom, Ca. transformation where the kitchen was updated from dated (dark stained) oak cabinetry, to a more modern Artesia door style in Alder, in a Rye finish. To improve functionality, we added 9 hardwood beech dovetail drawers and 4 roll-outs, all with soft-close. Additionally, we added a trash pull-out (removing the trash compactor and bread board). This was a simple reface where the homeowners kept their existing countertops and backsplash.
All remodel work from design, to carpentry, electrical, plumbing, cabinetry and installation and appliance installation by Kitchen Mart. Design by Jim Howard.
Thinking about a kitchen remodel in your future? Check out some before and after’s here for ideas and inspiration.
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Project Details
Project Type
Design Style
- Transitional
Door Style
Artesia
Cabinet Type
Existing
Material
Alder
Color
Rye
Countertops
Existing
Backsplash
Existing
Sink
Existing
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