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  • Arborcrest is a versatile addition.New Shaker Door Styles from Armstrong Shake-Up Kitchen Decor
  • ebuild (7/2/2007)
  • Inspired by the simplicity of Shaker design, two new door styles from Armstrong Cabinet Products - Arborcrest and Town and Country- add flair and versatility to its kitchen cabinet portfolio. New glazing options also can highlight the cabinets' classic line and elegant wood graining, while adding contrast between different areas of cabinetry
  • New Chef Center from ArmstrongThe Well Organized Kitchen Staerts with the New Chef Center from Armstrong
  • ebuild (7/2/2007)
  • Inspire your creativity, celebrate everyday and maximize your space with the new ChefCenter from Armstrong Cabinet Products. It puts pots, pans, utensils, oils and spices within easy reach for an efficient and organized area that facilitates cooking tasks and can be customized to meet individual needs. Choices abound with different sizes of pullout fillers that contain shelves or perforated organizers to wall cabinets with pull out shelves.
  • The flip-up feature is a logical evolution in cabinetry innovation.New Cabinetry Features from Canac Add Convenience, Style and Space
  • ebuild (6/21/2007)
  • Canac - a leading manufacturer of fine semi-custom, full-access cabinetry since 1967 - introduces horizontal flip-up functionality to its line of single- and double-cabinet doors at the 2007 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas. These new flip-up door styles eliminate obstructions and inconveniences caused by swinging doors.
  • Thermofoil Polo ClubCanac Expands its Thermofoil Door Line to Provide Durable and Decorative Cabinetry Options
  • ebuild (6/21/2007)
  • Canac - a leading manufacturer of fine semi-custom, full-access cabinetry since 1967 - makes this process a whole lot easier by introducing four thermofoiltechnique cabinet door styles and three new finish colors to its versatile collection at the 2007 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show. Ranging from traditional to ultra-modern in myriad colors, these new cabinetry choices canvass a wide array of discerning homeowner tastes.
  • Chic, Modern GlamourRobern's New Candre Mirrored Cabinet Displays a Chic, Modern Glamour
  • ebuild (6/21/2007)
  • Robern introduces its new Candre decorative cabinet at the 2007 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show. In a bold yet refined design, the central mirror is bordered by reflective back-painted glass and a polished metal frame. The overall look is one of drama and multiple layers. To maximize design versatility, Candre is available as a medicine cabinet in different sizes and the glass frame comes in smoky tinted gray mirror or crisp white colors.
  • Canac unveils Glacier GreyCanac Expands its Cabinetry Color Palette to Provide Versatility in Home Design
  • ebuild (6/21/2007)
  • With multiple new colors, stains and antiques that highlight the richness and texture of cabinetry, Canac - a leading manufacturer of fine semi-custom, full-access cabinetry since 1967 - provides homeowners with the freedom to select statement finishes for their cabinetry that truly individualize their living spaces and complement their lifestyles. Sometimes a singular accent color within a home setting is all that is needed to visually articulate the homeowner's style - whether urban, coastal, traditional, transitional or something else entirely,
  • Sustainable knotty alder wood cabinets with Nearly Naked finish.New Canac Telluride Cabinetry Creates Country Charm
  • ebuild (6/21/2007)
  • Drawing inspiration from the quiet mountain Village of Telluride, Colorado, the new cabinetry door style of the same name by Canac - a leading manufacturer of fine semi-custom, full-access cabinetry since 1967 - debuts at the 2007 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas, infusing elements of nature in both aesthetic and material. The cabinet's door features an eye-catching, raised panel design - exclusive to Telluride - and the option of either an arched or square top. Oversized frame rails and stiles, relieved butt joints, and beveled edges add to the rustic, handcrafted look of the charming Telluride cabinet door.
  • Stylish and Necessary Storage SolutionNew M Series Cabinet with Cold Storage from Robern Offers Clever, Stylish and Necessary Storage Solution
  • ebuild (6/21/2007)
  • Robern has created an ingenious mirrored Cold Storage cabinet that continues to extend the company's reputation for innovation and high-quality storage solutions. Introduced at the 2007 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show, the M Series cabinet with Cold Storage is ideal for extending the life of high-end cosmetics, maintaining the quality of health and wellness products, or simply keeping beverages chilled and handy. The perfect accessory for multiple rooms in the house, the cabinet devotes half of its space to an enclosed cold storage compartment. Its beauty and functionality make it a wonderful addition to luxury homes and reinforce Robern's industry standing as a leader in product excellence and design creativity.
  • The Janeway is an ideal basin for a small bath space.New Kallista Janeway Console Table is the Epitome of Traditional Design for Small and Mid-Sized Bathrooms
  • ebuild (6/20/2007)
  • Finding the perfect design for a small or mid-sized bathroom is a challenge many design professionals and homeowners have encountered. Offering a key element for an elegant solution to this problem, Kallista, a leading provider of luxury plumbing-fixtures, introduces the Janeway, a small to mid-sized console table, at the 2007 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas. Originally designed for the world-famous Plaza Hotel in New York, the Janeway console table is a reflection upon traditional North American plumbing products reminiscent of the early 20th century. A signature design detail is the pair of classically styled vitreous legs, whose first appearance in plumbing products can be traced back over 100 years.
  • All Trades KitchenSelecting the Right Kitchen Cabinetry for a Home Remodel
  • ebuild (6/19/2007)
  • Cabinets are creating a stir among homeowners with roughly 60 percent of an average kitchen's cost spent on the cabinetry. Choosing the right cabinets from a wealth of options is a critical decision in remodeling a room and in new construction. Selecting a finish to enhance the overall kitchen environment and level of use and the best possible quality at an affordable price is not an easy task. Kitchen and bath design professionals, such as the 175 independent kitchen and bath professionals in the SEN Design Group, are a tremendous resource to homeowners shopping for just the right cabinetry.

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