COMPONENTS
We source and install various Kitchen and Bathroom components including Backsplash, Cabinets, Flooring, Sinks, Vanities and Wall Tile.
How should you select a kitchen or bathroom component?
Whether you know what type of kitchen or bathroom components type you’d like to use or not, we can help!
Some people prefer to schedule a FREE consultation with us so they can get our FREE expert design assistance where we can go over everything while showing samples of cabinets, flooring, counters and more.
Others prefer to browse our website and our supplier websites to get a feel for what they want before they schedule. Whatever your preference, we are ready to accommodate your needs!
Our supplier websites feature the most up-to-date inventory along with additional options that aren’t displayed on our website. Links to our various component suppliers are included in the appropriate sections below, for each material or surface type.
Backsplash / Wall Tile
A backsplash or wall tile is a type of tile used to cover the walls in areas that are prone to getting wet or dirty, such as in kitchens and bathrooms. Here's a bit more detail on each:
Kitchen Backsplash:
Purpose: Protects the wall behind sinks, countertops, and cooking areas from splashes, stains, and moisture. It also adds an aesthetic element to the kitchen.
Materials: Common materials include ceramic, porcelain, glass, stone, and even metal. Each material has its own look and durability.
Designs: Backslashes come in various styles and patterns, from classic subway tiles to intricate mosaics, allowing homeowners to customize their kitchen’s appearance.
Bathroom Wall Tile:
Purpose: Used to cover walls in areas that are frequently exposed to water, such as around showers, bathtubs, and sinks. It helps prevent water damage and mold growth.
Materials: Similar to kitchen backsplashes, bathroom tiles can be made from ceramic, porcelain, glass, or natural stone. Each material is chosen based on its water resistance and ease of cleaning.
Designs: Bathroom tiles also come in a wide range of styles, from simple and sleek to decorative patterns, helping to create a specific look or theme for the bathroom.
In both cases, the tiles are usually set with grout, which helps seal the edges and adds to the waterproofing. The choice of tile and design can greatly influence the overall look and functionality of the space.
Kitchen Cabinets
Kitchen cabinets are essential components of kitchen design, providing both functionality and style. Here’s an overview of their key aspects:
Types of Kitchen Cabinets:
Base Cabinets: Mounted on the floor, base cabinets support countertops and provide storage for pots, pans, and other kitchen essentials. Often include space for appliances like dishwashers or trash bins.
Wall Cabinets: Mounted on the wall above the countertop, wall cabinets offer additional storage for items like dishes, glasses, and pantry goods. They keep frequently used items within easy reach.
Tall Cabinets: Extend from the floor to the ceiling and provide ample storage space, often used as pantry cabinets or for storing brooms, mops, and other cleaning supplies.
Specialty Cabinets: Specialty cabinets, including lazy Susans, pull-out shelves, and corner cabinets are designed to maximize storage efficiency and accessibility in specific areas of the kitchen.
Cabinet Styles:
Traditional: Ornate details, raised panels, and intricate molding. Often made from wood like oak or cherry.
Modern: Sleek, minimalist design with flat panels and clean lines. Can include high-gloss finishes, glass, and metal.
Shaker: Simple, functional design with a recessed center panel. Typically made from wood like maple or cherry, but also available in other finishes.
Country: Cozy, rustic appearance with distressed finishes and detailed woodwork. Often wood, with a focus on craftsmanship.
Materials:
Wood: Solid hardwood (like oak, maple, or cherry), plywood, or engineered wood (like MDF). Durable, can be stained or painted, and available in various finishes.
Laminate: A synthetic material that mimics the appearance of wood or stone. Durable and often less expensive.
Metal: Stainless steel or aluminum. Sleek and modern, resistant to stains and moisture, but can show fingerprints.
Glass: Frosted, clear, or textured glass. Often used for cabinet doors to display items or create an open feel.
Cabinet Construction:
Framed Cabinets: Have a front frame that provides support for the doors and hinges. Typically more rigid and sturdy.
Frameless Cabinets: Have no front frame, which allows for more accessible and wider openings. Offers a more modern look with greater accessibility.
Finishes:
Painted: Offers a wide range of colors and can provide a smooth, uniform appearance.
Stained: Enhances the natural grain of wood while adding color and depth.
Glazed: Adds a layer of color or sheen to the surface, often used to give a more aged or antique look.
Natural: Maintains the wood’s natural appearance with a clear sealant.
Choosing the right kitchen cabinets involves balancing functionality, style, and budget. It’s important to consider how the cabinets will fit with your overall kitchen design and how they will meet your storage needs.
Our Kitchen Cabinet Suppliers:
CNC Cabinetry – Kitchen Cabinets
21st Century – Cabinets
Adornus – Cabinets
Wolf Home Products – Kitchen Cabinets
Cubitac – Kitchen Cabinets
Luxury Vinyl Flooring
Luxury vinyl flooring (LVF) is a high-quality, versatile flooring option that mimics the appearance of natural materials like wood or stone but offers practical benefits. Here’s a detailed look at what makes luxury vinyl flooring stand out:
Types of Luxury Vinyl Flooring:
Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP): Designed to look like hardwood planks. Provides the aesthetic of wood with the durability and ease of maintenance of vinyl.
Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT): Designed to mimic the look of natural stone or ceramic tiles. Offers the visual appeal of tile with added comfort and less maintenance.
Construction:
Luxury vinyl flooring typically consists of several layers:
Wear Layer: The topmost layer, which is clear and durable, protects against scratches, stains, and wear. Thickness can vary; a thicker wear layer generally offers better durability.
Design Layer: Contains the printed design that mimics natural materials. High-resolution images create realistic textures and appearances.
Core Layer: Provides stability and structure. Can be made from various materials:
Rigid Core: Offers enhanced durability and can include options like SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) or WPC (Wood Plastic Composite).
Flexible Core: Often uses a softer backing for comfort.
Backing Layer: Provides additional cushioning, sound absorption, and sometimes a built-in underlayment for added comfort and insulation.
Benefits of Luxury Vinyl Flooring:
Resistant to scratches, dents, and stains. Suitable for high-traffic areas.
Ideal for both residential and commercial spaces.
Highly water-resistant, making it suitable for areas prone to moisture, like bathrooms, kitchens, and basements.
Easy to clean with regular sweeping and mopping. No need for specialized cleaners or treatments.
Softer and warmer underfoot compared to hard surfaces like tile or stone. Often includes a cushioning layer for added comfort.
Can be installed using various methods, including glue-down, click-lock, or loose lay. Many options are DIY-friendly, requiring minimal tools.
Available in a wide range of styles, colors, and textures, allowing for a wide range of design possibilities.
Considerations:
Subfloor Preparation: The subfloor needs to be clean, dry, and level to ensure a smooth installation and optimal performance.
Indentation: While luxury vinyl is durable, heavy furniture or sharp objects can still leave indentations, so using furniture pads is recommended.
Environmental Impact: The environmental impact of vinyl flooring can be a consideration for some. Look for products with certifications or manufacturers who use eco-friendly practices.
Overall, luxury vinyl flooring is popular for its combination of style, durability, and ease of maintenance, making it a versatile choice for many different spaces.
View some of our Kitchen Sink samples:
Kitchen Sinks
Kitchen countertops are flat surfaces in a kitchen area where various tasks, such as food preparation, cooking, and other activities, take place. They are usually installed on top of base cabinets and can be made from a wide range of materials including Granite, Marble, Quartz, Cambria Quartz, Silestone® Quartz, Q-Quartz, Quartzite, Soapstone and Travertine.
Benefits of Kitchen Countertops:
Work Surface: Countertops provide a functional work area for preparing food, cooking, and other kitchen tasks.
Durability: High-quality countertops withstand daily wear and tear, contributing to the kitchen’s longevity and usability.
Aesthetic Value: They contribute significantly to the kitchen’s overall look and can complement or contrast with other design elements.
Increased Home Value: Upgrading to high-quality countertops can enhance the appeal and value of a home.
Ease of Cleaning: Many countertop materials are easy to clean and maintain, making kitchen upkeep simpler.
In summary, kitchen countertops are essential for both functionality and aesthetics in a kitchen. They offer a variety of materials to suit different needs, preferences, and budgets, contributing to the overall efficiency and style of the space.
View some of our Bathroom Flooring samples:
Bathroom Flooring
A hearth is the area in front of a fireplace where the fire is built and where people can sit or gather. Traditionally, it extends into the room and is often made of brick, stone, or tile. The term can also refer to the entire fireplace area, including the mantel and surrounding structure.
Benefits of a Fireplace Surround:
Aesthetic Appeal: A well-designed fireplace surround can greatly enhance the look of a room, making the fireplace a focal point and contributing to the overall design theme of the space.
Customization: Fireplaces surrounds come in a variety of styles, materials, and finishes, allowing for customization to match individual tastes and architectural styles.
Protection: Surrounds help to shield the surrounding wall and flooring from heat, smoke, and potential damage caused by the fireplace.
Increased Value: An attractive and well-crafted fireplace surround can add value to a home by improving its appearance and appeal.
Integration: The surround can integrate additional features like built-in shelves or cabinetry, providing extra storage and functionality.
Overall, a fireplace surround not only enhances the visual appeal of a fireplace but also contributes to its functionality and integration into the overall design of a room.
View some of our Bathroom Sink examples:
Bathroom Sinks
Kitchen countertops are flat surfaces in a kitchen area where various tasks, such as food preparation, cooking, and other activities, take place. They are usually installed on top of base cabinets and can be made from a wide range of materials including Granite, Marble, Quartz, Cambria Quartz, Silestone® Quartz, Q-Quartz, Quartzite, Soapstone and Travertine.
Benefits of Kitchen Countertops:
Work Surface: Countertops provide a functional work area for preparing food, cooking, and other kitchen tasks.
Durability: High-quality countertops withstand daily wear and tear, contributing to the kitchen’s longevity and usability.
Aesthetic Value: They contribute significantly to the kitchen’s overall look and can complement or contrast with other design elements.
Increased Home Value: Upgrading to high-quality countertops can enhance the appeal and value of a home.
Ease of Cleaning: Many countertop materials are easy to clean and maintain, making kitchen upkeep simpler.
In summary, kitchen countertops are essential for both functionality and aesthetics in a kitchen. They offer a variety of materials to suit different needs, preferences, and budgets, contributing to the overall efficiency and style of the space.
View some of our Bathroom Tile samples:
Bathroom Tile
Kitchen countertops are flat surfaces in a kitchen area where various tasks, such as food preparation, cooking, and other activities, take place. They are usually installed on top of base cabinets and can be made from a wide range of materials including Granite, Marble, Quartz, Cambria Quartz, Silestone® Quartz, Q-Quartz, Quartzite, Soapstone and Travertine.
Benefits of Kitchen Countertops:
Work Surface: Countertops provide a functional work area for preparing food, cooking, and other kitchen tasks.
Durability: High-quality countertops withstand daily wear and tear, contributing to the kitchen’s longevity and usability.
Aesthetic Value: They contribute significantly to the kitchen’s overall look and can complement or contrast with other design elements.
Increased Home Value: Upgrading to high-quality countertops can enhance the appeal and value of a home.
Ease of Cleaning: Many countertop materials are easy to clean and maintain, making kitchen upkeep simpler.
In summary, kitchen countertops are essential for both functionality and aesthetics in a kitchen. They offer a variety of materials to suit different needs, preferences, and budgets, contributing to the overall efficiency and style of the space.
Bathroom Vanities
Bathroom vanities are essential fixtures in a bathroom, combining storage, countertop space, and usually a sink or sinks. They serve both practical and aesthetic functions.
Bathroom vanities are a key element in bathroom design, offering practical storage solutions while enhancing the room's appearance.
How to decide what type of bathroom vanity you’d like:
We recommend browsing our bathroom vanity supplier websites for the most up-to-date inventory along with additional options that aren’t displayed on our website.
You can also view available bathroom vanity options and samples in-person by scheduling a FREE estimate which includes expert design assistance!
CNC Cabinetry – Bathroom Vanities
21st Century – Cabinets
Wolf Home Products – Cabinets
Adornus
Cubitac
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