Serenity Kitchens & Granite can offer our customers custom built kitchen cabinets to refacing your existing kitchen cabinets. We can custom build your new kitchen cabinets to your requirements and from a variety of woods which include: Maple, Oak, Pine, Hickory, Cherry, Poplar, Alder and Birch.

The Oak and Hickory kitchen cub boards are made of the hardest and heaviest wood, while Cherry, Birch and Maple are considered to be more suited for building kitchen cabinetry, and this wood is less expensive. Cabinetry woods such as Alder and Poplar work best with a glazed finish. If you are trying to create an antique look these are the types of woods you would use. Your soft woods such as Pine are more likely to scratch and dent easier.

There are three types of cabinet door design styles you can choose from, the recessed panel, raised panel and the slab. There are many kitchen cabinet design styles to choose from when designing your kitchen you will first want to decide on a style. Some of the more commonly used design styles are: country, shaker, contemporary and the traditional,

What is the difference between custom built kitchen cabinets and pre-fabricated kitchen cabinets?

Sometimes with prefabricated kitchen cabinets you take a risk of them being flawed, damaged or misordered. That means if you have to have your order corrected you could be waiting a number of weeks again to get your kitchen installed. With custom built cabinets a problem can be dealt with much quicker, and in most cases custom cub boards are going to be built a lot better than a prefab set.

Refacing or repainting your existing cub boards?

One of the options you might want to consider when it comes time to remodel your kitchen and your budget is limited. Why not just reface your existing cabinet doors with new ones? Part of Serenity's kitchen remodeling services is to help our customers bring their existing cub boards back to life. This type of kitchen upgrade might include taking the existing cabinet doors off and stripping them down and repainting them. The other option is to just take the old doors off and replace them with new ones. Call a sales rep today to discuss which one of these options is best for you.

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