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.

When doing a kitchen or bath remodel, one major decision you’ll have to make is whether to go with off-the-shelf cabinetry, custom cabinetry, or a combination of the two. While pre-made cabinets may cost less upfront, they offer limited flexibility in achieving your exact design and functionality goals.

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.

Rubio is among the most popular finish options chosen, but what exactly is a Rubio finish, and what does it do for your cabinets? These are some of the questions we want to answer in this blog post, and we’ll also showcase a few projects completed with a Rubio finish.