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Cabinet Refacing in Glen Ellyn

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This kitchen in Glen Ellyn underwent a complete transformation. New appliances, new lighting, new counters and new backsplash. There was, however,  no reason to tear out the existing cabinets which were in still in good shape. Refacing was the best option for the cabinets.

Glen Ellyn Cabinet Refacing
Glen Ellyn kitchen with refaced cabinets

Shaker Style with Cup Pulls

 

The owners, along with a designer, selected a solid maple frame door factory finished in “Pearl”. The style is basically Shaker with a small bit of detail around the inside edge of the frame.

Door and Drawer Detail
Simple Shaker style with a small detail on the inside frame edge

Installing a Wine Fridge in Place of Cabinetry

We covered the open shelving with solid doors and added glass doors to display the glassware. Underneath, we removed the 4 drawers and changed the space to accommodate a wine refrigerator.

 

knapp wine before
open shelves before refacing
Knapp wine after
transformed into a custom beverage area

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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