At Walker Woodworking, our custom cabinetry craftsmen know that one of the most basic decisions about your kitchen cabinet is the material from which they are constructed. You certainly have several popular choices for this decision.

If you plan to sell your house someday, overly ornate or personalized cabinetry that you love may repulse prospective buyers. The following are some time-tested cabinet styles that will still give you plenty of choice in crafting a kitchen you’ll love walking into every day.

Remodeling a residential space can be both thrilling and rewarding. It can also lead to various practical advantages. That’s because renovation projects can, in many situations, upgrade the values of associated homes.

We admit it: HGTV’s popular shows like Fixer Upper, Love It or List It, and Property Brothers always give us a significant renovation. A dreary, dated house is suddenly transformed into an amazing, contemporary home all within a neat, one-hour timeline. Here, we share some of the top unrealistic expectations presented in the home remodeling reality TV world and how they can lead to severe disappointments in the real world of renovation.

In the event you’ve never heard of cabinet refacing before, you may want to know what’s involved. The box and frame of your existing cabinetry are kept, and the cabinet doors and the fronts of any drawers are replaced.

While bold colors took a step back for a few decades, they have been making a solid comeback as homeowners rediscover the vibrancy and pop they bring to a space, allowing them to express their personalities at the same time.

While the actual design and craftsmanship of building cabinets rightfully take most of our time when starting a project, we realize that the colors of the final product will also be important to you.

We offer a broad selection of door styles, including shaker, inset, and flat-panel, but as custom cabinet builders, we are not limited to these. Here, we will discuss the current trends in cabinet door styles for 2020, but we are always open to whatever designs our customers have envisioned.

Working in the woodworking industry for over twenty years has taught us one thing: trends may evolve, but stained wood never truly goes out of style. Time and time again, homeowners are drawn back to the natural warmth, depth, and character that only stained wood can provide.

Are bathroom remodels worth it? Choosing to renovate your bathroom is a great decision that will yield lovely visual results and add value to your home. Discuss with your designer the importance of taking this step.