This transformation turned out amazing!! It was a tuff one having brown painted walls. The great thing that helped was its beautiful existing countertops and backsplash which has gray, cream, and green tones. I knew immediately that Fawn Brindle was the color for the cabinets, but now the challenge was the wall color!! With many texts, paint samples on the walls, and virtual glasses of wine in the evening my client and I nailed it!! Wall is Sherwin Williams City Loft. Paint: Benjamin Moore Advance Satin. We call this her Pottery Barn kitchen. Customer’s quote,” I can just sit here all day and stare at my kitchen” This is why…We Love What We Do!!
Bathroom Cabinet Remodel in one of the older communities in Port Orange. The homeowners were new to the area and hard about The Cabinet Queen in the midst of their remodel.
The Cabinet Queen could help the client with the selection of colors, beautiful hardware, and even a place to shop for home decor.
Thank you Lorraine for the opportunity to renew your kitchen. This is what Lorraine had to say: “These cabinets were old, dated and had a lot of wear and tear. The Cabinet Queen did some repairs to torn and damaged cabinets and restored and replenished them to a beautifully updated kitchen.
I had the opportunity to refinish some great oak cabinets. Their finish was a bit dated but with some work turned into an excellent finish. Check out the gallery below.
This clients home is in Port Orange in a golf course community. All the homes in the neighborhood were built around the same time and all have thermofoil cabinets. I love doing thermofoil cabinets, because they are the perfect example of what I can do with my refinishing process. Over time thermofoil starts to lift and peel away from the surface underneath. In Florida, the high humidity and heat environment exacerbate this problem. The client didn’t want to spend a fortune completely replacing her cabinets and came to The Cabinet Queen for help. With my process, I could give the client a completely new look without the cost of new cabinets.
The original thermofoil was a medium brown wood-like finish paired with black and stainless appliances with brown and black countertops. The client wanted to also replace the backsplash that was original to the home. To contrast the dark colors of the kitchen, I suggested bright white cabinets.
Most of the time I just refinish the cabinets but this client also requested the table to be painted to match the updated cabinets. The table was an oak table that matched the original thermofoil cabinets but would not match the new white cabinets. The tabletop was painted with black chalk paint to enhance her black-and-white kitchen. Painting the table as well as the cabinets really brought the room together and made it look brand new. The client also provided new hardware for the cabinets. The hardware was some of the best I have seen and really tied in well with the black-and-white style. They were handles with a black ceramic centerpiece surrounded by a thin braid of brushed-nickel. In just over a week this client had a brand-new look that she loved. Using the proven process from The Cabinet Queen I can make thermofoil cabinets look brand new! Do you have old thermofoil cabinets? Don’t throw them away, call The Cabinet Queen at (386) 500-8558.
Check out the gallery below to see the beautiful new cabinets:
