A customer wanted to refresh their kitchen. They decided to keep its basic layout, but they wanted to change out the cabinets to higher quality ones and arranged them in a way that was more compatible with their needs. They didn’t want to change the stain color or wood type of their cabinets as they wanted them to match the existing woodwork in their home.
In addition, they decided to upgrade their countertops and change the color of their porcelain tile floors. They choose to keep some of their existing light fixtures and appliances as they were still in good condition. In order to differentiate their new cabinets from the old ones, they decided to use quarter-sawn oak. This is a more expensive woodcut, but it results in a unique and very beautiful grain. See the photos below.
