1. American Colonial Design

    Early American kitchens were simple, comfortable and functional with a rustic charm that made them warm and inviting. The focal point of these kitchens were the hearths, where nearly all of the cooking took place. Achieving this look is simply done by incorporating cookware as decor, using wooden furniture, keeping the color scheme muted and having lantern-like or candle-esque light fixtures. To take this style even further, add wooden beams to the ceiling, flooring and cabinetry from a knotty wood species with a natural finish and a soapstone sink with an antique faucet. Other elements could include braided floor rugs, worn metal accessories and beadboard paneling. Click here to view some examples of American Colonial design on our Pinterest account.
  2. Lifestyle Kitchen Designs on Pinterest

    Log onto Pinterest to see our continuously expanding collection of kitchen & bath designs. Browse by styles including Art Deco, Bohemian, French Country & Mediterranean, or by colors like Blue, Gold & Gray. Want to see where celebrities eat? Make sure to check out our Celebrity Kitchens board! Pinterest is a great place to collect all of your interests and inspirations. Start creating your own pages today to help you showcase your vision for designing your next space.
  3. Cindy Rich Designer Portfolio

    From the very beginning, prioritize your ‘must haves’ and your ‘wish list’, and then do not compromise. Remember, these are the reasons you are remodeling your kitchen. Learn more about Cindy…
  4. Cari Bolte Designer Portfolio

    Today’s kitchen resembles a living room, add the look of custom furniture when remodeling by incorporating a storage pantry into your design with its own unique door style and finish. Add furniture legs or a decorative base molding with matching end panels. Learn more about Cari…
  5. Betsy Lewis Designer Portfolio

    Don’t settle. Know what you want in your new kitchen. Do your research and take the time to work with the designer to get the exact kitchen you want. Learn more about Betsy…