Some photos of our completed cabinet refacing projects

Geneva

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Dark maple cabinets refaced in solid wood, Shaker style doors with an accent color on the island. All of our components are factory finished with a state-of-the-art catalyzed topcoat for unmatched durability.

Glen Ellyn

Outside cabinets refaced in Maple framed Shaker style
Outside cabinets refaced in Maple framed Shaker style
Simple, clean lines update the look
Simple, clean lines update the look

Geneva

 

Batavia

Glen Ellyn

These cabinets in Glen Ellyn were refaced in maple with a linen white finish and no glaze. The inside edge of the doors has a subtle arch profile that is echoed in the crown molding.
These cabinets in Glen Ellyn were refaced in maple with a linen white finish and no glaze. The inside edge of the doors has a subtle arch profile that is echoed in the crown molding.

Naperville

I used a simple, recessed panel door style which is typical of the mission, shaker and craftsman styles. The center panel is actually solid cherry, instead of the plywood which is more typical in a 'stock cabinet'.
I used a simple, recessed panel door style which is typical of the mission, shaker and craftsman styles. The center panel is actually solid cherry, instead of the plywood which is more typical in a ‘stock cabinet’.

St. Charles

I refaced these cabinets with maple stock, prefinished in a glazed vanilla. Added a crown molding with dentil trim and used a seeded glass in the door. The end result fit the character of the 1925 bungalow in St. Charles, Illinois.
I refaced these cabinets with maple stock, prefinished in a glazed vanilla. Added a crown molding with dentil trim and used a seeded glass in the door. The end result fit the character of the 1925 bungalow in St. Charles, Illinois.

 

Okay, this project was a little outside my usual scope of work. It's an 18 foot sea kayak that I built of western red cedar, northern white cedar, redwood, mahogany and ash. (We can't spend all our time working!)
Okay, this project was a little outside my usual scope of work. It’s an 18 foot sea kayak that I built of western red cedar, northern white cedar, redwood, mahogany and ash. (We can’t spend all our time working!)

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