Trout Design Studio | A Kountry Kraft Cabinet Dealer
By / November 8, 2017 November 7, 2017Trout Design Studio is a full-service interior design studio that focuses particularly on high end designs. The team at Trout Design Studio works on both residential and commercial properties, specializing in the finest quality and uniquely designed spaces. The designers pay special attention to the smallest details in a room, making sure to compliment every inch of space. We have the honor to work with such passionate design studios, like Trout, and we are inspired everyday with the designs they create.
Designed by Michael Beidler of Trout Design Studio, Photography by Williams Beidler
Michael Beidler of Trout Design Studio designed custom transitional cabinetry for a kitchen design in Washington, D.C. The transitional kitchen space is open to the family room, making the kitchen feel bigger than its proposed size. The cabinets are made of hard maple wood, crafted into an inset/no bead style. The cabinets were finished with a paint match to WM-100421 35°. Although this kitchen isn’t very large in size, the custom cabinets by Kountry Kraft bring storage and functionality into the space.
Designed by Michael Beidler of Trout Design Studio, Photography by Williams Beidler
This transitional bathroom includes custom crafted transitional cabinets, also designed by Michael Beidler of Trout Design Studio. This bathroom is located in the same residence as the kitchen you see above. Beidler wanted to continue the transitional theme throughout the whole house, creating a cohesive and personalized style. The cabinets in this bathroom are made of hard maple crafted with an inset/no bead style. The finish on the cabinetry is a paint color match to JM-98525 35°.
Visit Trout’s Houzz Page to view some of their recently completed bathroom and kitchen projects. Want to see more transitional cabinet styles? Visit our planning center to see our hundreds of cabinetry styles and color combinations!
Kountry Kraft Kitchen Cabinet Styles and Trends
By / October 18, 2017 October 18, 2017Kitchen cabinet styles and trends are constantly changing; however, your cabinets will always reflect your own personal taste. No matter what the current trend is, your cabinets are going to be made to match your own aesthetic. Cabinets play a huge role in your kitchen’s appearance and functionality and Kounrty Kraft’s goal is to create a home environment that is the perfect fit for you.
Kitchen Cabinet Styles
Kountry Kraft custom wood cabinetry offers hundreds of combinations of cabinet door styles and finishes. Choose from traditional, transitional or contemporary styled doors to fit your current theme or make your cabinetry a statement piece. Each of our door styles can be matched with any of our wood species along with any of our finishes – paint, glaze or stain.
Amesbury Door Style Made Prestige Door Style Made CRP10 MMT Hybrid Door style
of Quarter Sawn White Oak of Hard Maple Finished in Made of Hard Maple Finished
Finished with Silver Fox a Wheat Color. with Sherwin Williams Jasper Stone.
With Black Glaze & Weather Grain.
Kitchen Designers Know Kitchen Trends
Creating your dream kitchen is easier with a Kountry Kraft Designer. Because there are so many different options to choose from, it is sometimes difficult to choose the right cabinets. We have many talented kitchen designers here at Kountry Kraft who can help you with that decision. If you would like help with your entire kitchen layout, they can guide you through the entire process and assist you with stressful design decisions. Your dream for a more beautiful, comfortable home will become a reality when your surroundings accommodate your lifestyle.
CRP 10 Door Style Made of Cherry 3 Piece Door Style Finished in CRP10 Door Style Made of
Wood Finished with Tavern Barn Oak LN27. Quarter Sawn White Oak Wood
Green Stain With Van Dyke With a Natural Finish.
Brown Glaze.
Browse through all our door styles and wood species using our planning center. Need some inspiration for your kitchen? Visit our Houzz page to view some of our latest work!
Hoosier Cabinet History
By / September 6, 2017 February 25, 2023A true must have of a 1920’s kitchen was the hoosier cabinet. The idea built behind this popular cabinet was that a worker is only as efficient as her workplace. This cabinet was so much more than just a storage cabinet, it included storage, appliances and much more!
What Does “Hoosier” Mean?
The word Hoosier has been tied to the state of Indiana for over 150 years. There are several theories about its origin, one of them involves people yelling “who’s there?” across the river and the other is of a man who lost his ear in a bar fight and someone unfortunately picked it up and asked, “whos ear?” Both circumstances sound similar to the term “Hoosier”.
So, what does the term have to do with the Hoosier cabinet? The cabinet got its name because most of them were made in Indiana. The first Hoosier cabinets appeared in 1898, created by a furniture company called Sellers, in New Castle, Indiana. Popularity of the cabinet grew up until the late 1940’s when the records for the cabinets became scarce.
What Is in a Hoosier Cabinet?
You may be thinking that this was just an average cupboard, but back in the 1920’s, this was much more. This cabinet had storage for staples like flour, sugar and spices as well as workable parts like flour sifters, meat grinders, spice carousels, grocery list wheel, nutritional charts and cookbook holders. The Hoosier cabinet was made to speed up meal delivery by having everything you need in one place.
Photo credit, Rob Karosis
This modern Hoosier cabinet was designed by PKsurroundings. The modern storage cabinet includes shelves for organizing jars, spices and staple products. There is also a built-in prep sink that includes a garbage disposal. Outlets are incorporated on the walls for small appliances like a blender or electric mixer. The cabinet area provides a sense of separation from the rest of the kitchen, allowing multiple chefs to be cooking and prepping at the same time! Even though the storage space is beautiful to look at, it is all hidden behind custom sliding cabinet doors by Kountry Kraft.
Click here to view pictures of hoosier cabinets. Contact Kountry Kraft today and see how you can create your own modern Hoosier cabinet!
Small Kitchen Storage Ideas | Kountry Kraft Cabinetry
By / August 30, 2017 March 11, 2023One of the only downsides of a small kitchen is the limitation for storage space. With Kountry Kraft custom cabinetry, you can create many different and unique storage areas. From pottery and glassware to miscellaneous items you don’t want exposed, we offer many different small kitchen storage ideas.
Small Kitchen Storage Ideas
Storage areas can be created to be on display or hidden in your kitchen. Many homeowners like to display colorful pottery or glassware in their kitchen and others prefer it to be hidden. Below you will see many different small kitchen storage ideas using Kountry Kraft cabinetry. Don’t see what you are looking for below? Contact us and we can create a customized storage solution for you.
Don’t limit storage to areas within arms’ reach. Ceiling-height cabinets or shelves are perfect for that appliance or casserole dish you never use. High cabinets and shelves can make a small kitchen space feel more open.
Declutter an open-shelving mess with decorative woven baskets or colored bins. Decorative bins keep your kitchen organized and stylish.
Don’t fill up a whole cabinet with just spices, take advantage of an awkward small space for pull-out shelf.
De-clutter your countertops using hidden storage space for your appliances like a toaster and coffee maker.
We can also create custom drawers for your k-cups or other small items so they stay organized and easily accessible.
Since floor space is already limited in your small kitchen, incorporating your trash and recycling bins into your cabinetry provides more available floor space.
Having a functional kitchen island creates a central storage unit for everything you want in your kitchen, but never seem to have enough space for.
Freezer drawers are a space saving design that leaves a smaller footprint and provides convenience.
Check out more organizing tips for your kitchen space in this article by Good Housekeeping. Visit our planning & functionality page to be inspired to make your kitchen as functional as it is beautiful.