Remodeling your kitchen is a great way to spruce up your home and improve its value. The first place that many would-be re-modelers start are the kitchen cabinets. They are immediately noticeable to anyone who walks into the kitchen, as they take up a large amount of space, so it makes sense that so many homeowners choose to update the cabinets first.

Refacing your Kitchen Cabinets
Refacing your existing cabinets with new doors, drawer fronts, knobs, hinges and veneer covers is a beautiful, cost-effective and quick solution to obtaining a new kitchen look. Our professionals remove your existing doors, drawer fronts, drawer boxes, knobs and hinges, leaving only the existing cabinet frames.

Everyone has suffered from a lack of storage space. Throughout the years people have tried a variety of storage options from hanging rods to bins, boxes, baskets and crates to satisfy their storage needs. Unless you are extremely clean, it’s only a matter of time before that beautifully organized closet becomes cluttered again.

You have a kitchen that you love, but you’ve outgrown the amount of storage available. There are many options to finding a solution. If you like the basic layout of your kitchen, but have outgrown the amount of storage, some economical creative solutions may be available.

Choosing the correct faucet to complement your kitchen cabinets is an essential part of creating an ideal kitchen, as faucets are durable and elegant plumbing installations expected to last for years.

Cabinet refacing is a popular alternative to remodeling because it is available at a fraction of the cost and can be finished in much less time. Update and improve your out-of-date cabinetry.

With the wide range of materials and finishes available from Your Dreams Cabinets, you’ll find the perfect style for every interior. You can even vary the look of your kitchens to meet the needs of different developments or to suit individual tenant preferences.

Countertops
Before selecting a color, consider the feeling you want to achieve in your finished interior. Should it be warm? A cool, serene backdrop? A dramatic setting? Visualize the final effect you want and it will help you gravitate toward a warmer or cooler palette, a lighter or darker range of color choices in floors, walls, cabinets and countertops.

The kitchen countertop is one of the most heavily used surfaces in the house. Even if you are extremely careful about the daily cleaning and care of a countertop, the sheer extent of daily usage requires that the countertop offers greater durability than any other household surface.