U S Kitchens & Baths honors the (approximately) 100th year anniversary of kitchen cabinets. You may ask, what do you mean? Weren’t kitchen cabinets always in the kitchen? The answer it seems is that before 1921 or thereabouts, kitchens had no cabinetry with doors nor did they contain countertops and drawers as we know them…
In the past 6 months it’s a fact that we are all spending a tremendous amount of time at home. The kitchen has always been the “Heart of the Home”, but with so many families working and schooling virtually, the need for a comfortable, practical and updated kitchen is more important than ever before. In…
It’s pretty clear that we are all spending much more time at home than ever before and from the look of things we will be continuing that trend for some time into the future. And if you are like most people, you are looking around your home and noticing things that need to be attended…
As always, broad generalizations are necessary when writing a blog, so please understand our concessions to brevity. Also, our comments are focused on our local regional marketplace – the mid-Atlantic – rather than the national marketplace. First, a review of what’s “hot” now, and then we’ll address the “fad” concern . . . Current Styling…
Our showroom is once again Open to the Public! We have been open for business throughout the COVID-19 mandates, although our showroom was temporarily closed. More than ever before, our design discussions with clients have been by telephone, email, Facetime & Zoom. We are also having in-home appointments with clients if their comfort level allows. …
As our society slowly re-opens after the restrictive COVID-19 mandates, postponed needs for renovations are resurfacing. Significant home renovation projects that require the participation of visiting tradesmen are back on the table for many! Kitchen remodeling remains a “best investment” to add value to your home as well as creating a new, enjoyable “heart of…
This month we feature a kitchen that was recently remodeled in a townhome in Hackettstown, NJ. This is a smaller, sleek u-shaped Transitional style kitchen using maple Dynasty cabinetry. The flat panel style cabinets are painted white and there are contrasting dark granite countertops throughout. The backsplash is made from a stone slab and white…
Does this photo look familiar? Most of us – at one time or another – have probably faced kitchen cabinets that overwhelm us! There is nothing more frustrating than getting ready to prepare a meal and have to be sifting through cabinets filled to the brim with pots and pans that have no matching covers,…
Our January Featured Kitchen was a remodel done in a home in Succasunna, NJ. This L-shaped Transitional style kitchen has loads of special cabinet details and features that make it super convenient for the homeowners. While we kept most of the original footprint, we did make a few minor changes in order to make the…
