Kitchen of the Week – Lynbrook, NY
Kristina Bayer Dayton Painted White Lynbrook, NY
June 30, 2017Tom MajewskiNo comments
EDITOR’S NOTE: Welcome to “Kitchen of the Week.” Beyond all of our past work you can view in the photo galleries, we sell dozens and even hundreds of new kitchens every week! With this new series of blog posts, we’re pulling back the curtain to show you some of the most recent and innovative kitchens coming out of our design studios. We want to show off how CliqStudios kitchen designers’ creativity and expertise in practical problem solving can improve every kitchen’s functionality, usefulness, and flow. Check out the high-quality computer renderings and floor plans that help you visualize your new kitchen. You can even download the same, detailed packet of information that every CliqStudios customer receives with each order, so you exactly know what to expect! (names and prices redacted)
Unique CliqStudios Kitchen Design Features
Each kitchen and every CliqStudios customer are given the same amount of care and attention. Today’s post is a great example of how a professional eye can make the most of any space. Here we see how CliqStudios designer Kristina maximized this kitchen’s modest footprint, and was able to accommodate a few unique needs as well. Most notably, there is a water heater hidden in the base cabinets where the peninsula meets the wall. Kristina used our bi-folding corner doors to allow easy access for servicing!
- Angled corner upper cabinet with glass doors
- Roll-Out Trays in the peninsula’s base cabinets
- Base Cabinet Spice Rack Pull Out
- Cutlery tray organizer insert to the left of the stove
- Glide-Out Trash Cabinet to the right of the stove
- Wine and Mini Bar with Wine Cubbies!
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