Does your kitchen have you feeling down? Is every day in your kitchen a struggle, as you try to find enough room to work, enough storage space, and enough room for your family to all fit? Or maybe you’re beginning to experience age-related kitchen issues, such as cabinets or countertops that are failing or falling apart? If you can relate to any of these aspects, then a kitchen remodel may be in your near future.
A local family was dealing with similar problems in their aging kitchen, and they were ready to fix those issues. The family was ready to begin their remodel, and they were advised to visit the Cabinet Discounters showroom in Gaithersburg by their contractor. Once inside our store, they were directed to meet with designer Tess Moran.
Tess sat down with the customers, asked them what they were looking for in a new kitchen, discussed all of our cabinet lines and options, and offered advice and suggestions that would make the kitchen more efficient and more functional. The end result was a huge improvement over the previous iteration of this kitchen.
Working along with Tess, the family selected Century Cabinetry with Arlington door style and Willow color. Cabinet Discounters provided only the cabinets for this project.
This new kitchen is open, has ample storage and countertop space, and is now functional for a family with young children. With deep drawers and abundant cabinets, there is plenty of space for anything that’s needed in this room. Cooking meals, entertaining guests, or just spending time with family will be easier than ever before. All while keeping with the overall style of the home, and increasing its value significantly as well.
If you are like this kitchen and need to refresh your kitchen, whether for its value or its vibes, then Cabinet Discounters is the right place for you. Sign up today for a showroom appointment with one of our experienced designers. With eight convenient showrooms located in Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware, there is a Cabinet Discounters near you. We can’t wait to get started on your project!
