Being in Central Pennsylvania, we don't get many requests for contemporary style kitchens. The builder wanted a "unique" look, so we decided on creating a space that looks light a space right out of a New York City warehouse loft. With exposed beams, duct work and antique brick walls, our design concept took form. The look was created by using reclaimed brick for the walls, Rustic White Oak for the posts and hood that was attached with antiqued metal strapping, as well as exposed galvanized hood duct. For the cabinetry, we used a combination of flush-inset painted doors, as well as European Style, full-overlay cabinetry in the design to create the look we desired for the project. While this kitchen may not be a typical space for us, it allowed us to show our ability to build any style kitchen our clients desire.
“It was a pleasure doing business with everyone at Colonial Craft Kitchens. Our kitchen hutch top looks great, plus, I love all the extra storage space I have now. It was nice to have a positive experience after all the past problems we had with the people who did our kitchen renovations originally. We want to thank you for all of your help, work and time on this re-do.”
“We first contacted Colonial Craft Kitchens with just some basic ideas for a new kitchen. The staff at Colonial Craft Kitchens were very helpful, yet patient with us and began the process of developing our kitchen in a kind and professional manner. They allowed us to determine the timing of the process and walked us through at our own pace. They met with us several times in order for our ideas to develop into specific plans, and never rushed us into deciding anything. Their fully equipped showroom was very helpful in providing ideas for our kitchen, as well as the experience the staff members provided. (more…)
“When our kitchen contractor first met with us, he questioned as to what we most wanted highlighted in our new room. We both responded the same, “cabinets.” Our contractor then recommended Colonial Craft Kitchens to us. Wow! Talk about an excellent company. (more…)
