Nothing makes a home drabber than the unappealing zest of a tired old kitchen. Often the collecting point in a home, the kitchen should be visually appealing — inviting visitors and family to spend time in it – not just be a place to make a sandwich!
If it’s time for a modern kitchen design, weigh your options carefully:
* Do all your appliances need replacing?
* Do your cabinets need replacing – or just the exteriors?
* Are your countertops just plain shot?
* How’s your flooring – is it time to be replaced too?
For your kitchen cabinet resurfacing project custom cabinet wood doors are a beautiful, durable and very stylish solution. Instead of replacing your existing kitchen cabinets you could consider new doors for your cabinet.
Kitchen cabinet resurfacing is one of the most economical ways to improve the appearance of your kitchen. Why? It only addresses the exterior of the cabinets.
The cabinet refacing process can save you up to 50% or more of the cost of a complete kitchen remodel.
Kitchen cabinet resurfacing is the process of covering over existing kitchen cabinets, all cabinet doors, fronts, and sides – all exposed areas with new wood veneer.
the Kitchen cabinet resurfacing allows you to turn an old, worn out looking kitchen into a room that can add immense value to your home.
* Choose from a variety of materials, styles, colors, and finishes.
* Doors and hardware are removed to ensure all areas are covered during kitchen cabinet resurfacing.
* For a few dollars more, replace old cabinet handles and drawer pulls with new options for a completely new look. These items are outside the realm of kitchen cabinet resurfacing, but can be done by the homeowner for little extra money for a completely new look.
Now that you have completed your kitchen cabinet resurfacing and your cabinets look new, is it time to address that countertop? Consider granite kitchen countertops. But aren’t they costly, you might ask?
Yes, granite kitchen countertops can be expensive. Consider that you saved a lot with your cabinet resurfacing, that not all your appliances needed replacing, and you saved with wood laminate flooring — and maybe you can justify granite kitchen countertops.
If not, you might consider tile granite kitchen countertops. Fashioned from the exact same stone as solid granite kitchen countertops, with the same desirable qualities, this option often costs less and provides for a visually interesting appearance.
Granite is an amazing natural surface that comes in a large variety of textures and colors. It is the hardest surface you can choose for your kitchen countertops.
Available in 12, 24, or 36-inch tiles, tile granite kitchen countertops may make your granite countertop dreams become reality – without breaking your budget!
