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What’s Next for Your Home: Remodeling and Cabinet Design for 2026

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In 2026, home design moves beyond short lived trends, with remodeling and cabinetry leading a more balanced, intentional approach to how the entire home is designed and lived in. Our designers shape spaces to feel purposeful, comfortable, and timeless. Layouts prioritize flow and support how people live day to day. Warmth works alongside function, sophistication pairs with practicality, and materials earn their place not only for their appearance but for their longevity.

Here’s a closer look at the trends defining 2026, helping homeowners create spaces that feel right and stay relevant for years to come.

Nature Driven Palettes

Remodeling and Cabinet Design Warm Nature Driven PaletteHomes will favor softer, warmer neutrals to create inviting spaces.  Creamy white, gentle taupe, and light greige will form the foundation of a room, while deeper colors will be used as accents.  Forest green, navy, and muted wine colors give interest and personality to the home, as the main shell remains neutral and versatile.

Cabinetry As Architecture

cabinetry as architectureCabinetry has moved well beyond function and now plays a key role in defining a home’s style. Integrated cabinets read as intentional design, not just storage. In this space, a full wall of built-ins with a television, bar, and wine cooler anchors the living room and sets the tone. Mixed finishes add another layer, bringing depth and visual interest without feeling overworked.

The Fifth Wall

The fifth wall ceiling design trends 2026

Ceilings are finally getting the attention they deserve. In 2026, the “fifth wall” is no longer an afterthought but a key design opportunity that shapes how a space feels. We love using ceiling treatments to add warmth, depth, and intention. When remodeling, it’s one of the smartest ways to add character without adding square footage.

Statement Pieces That Endure

Statement pieces that endureRather than chasing trends, homeowners are choosing details that feel lasting and considered. Handcrafted cabinetry, custom range hoods, and thoughtful material accents, like the polished nickel detailing on this cabinetry, read as curated and timeless. These choices add character while still supporting how the home is used.

Design That Works Every Day

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Functionality drives design choices in 2026. Deep drawers, pull-out shelves, hidden appliance garages, and built-in organizers all keep spaces orderly and usable. Kitchens, mudrooms, laundry areas, and home offices all benefit from cabinetry designed to support real-life routines while maintaining style.

 Layered Materials for Depth

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Perfectly matched is no longer the goal. Thoughtful layering is what brings warmth and depth. Wood alongside stone, mosaic paired with subway tile, and a mix of textures throughout the space add quiet contrast. Hardware steps into the spotlight too, with mixed metal finishes elevating everyday details into purposeful design moments.

Technology That Disappears

Technology that disappears

While smart features remain important, the goal is to seamlessly integrate them into the day’s activities. Touchless faucets, built-in lighting, charging drawers, and connected appliances are designed to fade into the background. The goal is convenience without complicated or overly distracting technology.

Sustainability as Standard

Sustainable reuse flooring Barn-20

Eco-conscious choices are no longer optional, they’re expected. In this remodel, preserving the existing flooring shaped the entire plan, with original tile carefully salvaged and reused to complete areas of the new layout. Reusing and reimagining materials already on site is one of the most meaningful ways to build sustainably. Low-VOC finishes, responsibly sourced wood, and durable materials are now baseline, not extras. In 2026, sustainability is about making thoughtful decisions that hold up over time and reduce the need for future replacements.

Looking Forward to Remodeling and Cabinet Design

From kitchens and baths to closets, mudrooms, and built-ins, we specialize in remodeling and cabinet design solutions that work beautifully throughout your entire home. Let’s create a space that feels intentional, comfortable, and is built to last.

Reach out today to start planning your 2026 remodel.

Photography by Shanna Wolf/S.Photography

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The Subtle Standout: Behind-the-Scenes Pantry Design

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At Geneva Cabinet Company, we believe a pantry should be designed to do more than storage, it should support you. Think of it as the behind-the-scenes partner that helps your kitchen stay calm and organized. Thoughtful pantry design is the key to effortless cooking, hosting, and everyday flow.

pantry design behind the scenes partner

Beyond keeping clutter out of sight, a pantry should complement your home’s style.  It might seem like an optional luxury, but is it really? We’re making the case for smart kitchen storage that works hard behind the scenes.

Practical Matters

When Geneva Cabinet redesigned this Lake Geneva kitchen (see it here), the pantry was anything but an afterthought. By reclaiming a few feet from a nearby bedroom closet, the team transformed it into a striking feature that enhances the entire space.

Before and after pantry makeover The result is a thoughtful design that blends charm with purpose. As the construction photos reveal, a normal pantry that was once tucked away has become a showpiece that brings character and function to the kitchen.

Shelving It

pantry shelves

Whether you love to bake, host gatherings, or keep the pantry stocked for family visits, your storage should work around those routines. Cabinet choices and layouts matter.  Deep drawers and lower cabinetry keep bulky items in check while shallow shelving at eye level will make it easier to find what you need immediately.

Floor to Ceiling

pantry design shelves

Every inch of this pantry earns its keep, thanks to the addition of a functional and undeniably stylish ladder. Beyond adding character, it provides access to upper shelf storage and offers a beautiful way to display items for occasional use. The entire pantry ties into the kitchen’s design while standing out with its stunning painted finish in Pewter Green by Sherwin Williams.

A Back Kitchen in Disguise

pantry design with speed oven

A well-designed pantry functions like a quiet assistant behind the scenes. In this one, a built-in speed oven expands cooking flexibility, while the added countertop provides convenient prep space. Whether hosting a crowd or cooking a quickie family snack, this space will keep everything running smoothly, and the mess discreetly contained.  The perfect pantry helps the main kitchen remain calm, clean, and ready to impress.

Seamless by Design

seamless pantry design

Good pantry design isn’t about how much you can pack in, it’s how easily you can get it out. Cabinetry that compliments the main kitchen will keep the transition seamless, while bringing order to the overflow. Every shelf, drawer, and bin earns its place.

At Geneva Cabinet Company, we design pantries that work quietly behind the scenes, so your kitchen can shine when it matters most.

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Credits for this kitchen

Design by Krista Benton, CKBD, CAPS

Photography by Shanna Wolf/S.Wolf Photography

 

 

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The Psychology of Storage: Inner Peace Powered by Thoughtful Cabinet Design

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We believe thoughtful cabinet design, rooted in the psychology of storage, holds the key to a truly transformative living experience.  Let’s step beyond just organization and look at how cabinet design can actually improve your outlook on life.

Remove the Burden of Clutter

Psychology of Storage and Cabinetry to remove the burden of clutter

Photo by Shanna Wolf

Living with clutter is more than just an eyesore; it’s a mental drain. Research shows that a messy environment can increase stress, make it hard to focus, and contribute to feelings of anxiety. Your cabinets should be a solution, not part of the problem. Choosing well constructed cabinetry will reduce the mental burden of disorganization and help you be more productive.

Energize With the Power of Aesthetics

Psychology of Storage The Power of Aesthetics

Photo by Shanna Wolf

The look and feel of cabinetry plays a significant role in your emotional connection to your home. When you choose cabinet materials, colors, finishes, and hardware to match your personal style, a harmonious and beautiful space is created that leaves you feeling happier and more energized.

Build Confidence by Taking Control

Psychology of Organization

Photo by Shanna Wolf

With well-designed and organized cabinetry, you can bring a true sense of order to your home. You’ll have a dedicated spot for every item, making it a breeze to find what you need. Imagine the feeling of opening a perfectly organized pantry where you can see every spice and easily reach every shelf. This simple, struggle-free experience can create a surprising sense of confidence and control over your daily routine.

Support Your Lifestyle

The designers at Geneva Cabinet Company use the psychology of storage to create spaces that feel like they truly belong to you. These unique designs are made to fit your passions and personal needs.

The Culinary Artist’s Haven

Psychology of Storage Culinary Haven Cabinetry

Photo by Shanna Wolf

For those who find joy in cooking, custom cabinetry with specialized storage for cookware, utensils, and ingredients transforms the kitchen into a creative playground. Imagine dedicated pull-outs for pots and pans, knife blocks perfectly integrated into drawers, and spice racks that put every flavor at your fingertips. This is the environment you need for your passion to thrive.

The Serene Bathroom Retreat

Psychology of Storage, Spa atmosphere for bath

Photo by Aimee Mazzenga

With a tranquil color scheme, organized drawers for toiletries, and generous space for towels, you can start and end your day in an efficiently peaceful environment. Features like integrated charging stations and warming drawers further elevate the space to a serene sanctuary.

The Organized Family Lounge

The Organized Family Rec Center

Photo by Shanna Wolf

For busy families, thoughtful cabinetry can be a breakthrough.  Games, toys and hobbies all coexist in a refreshing space that encourages fun family activities.  Snack drawers and an under counter refrigerator will serve up refreshments and keep the gang focused on fun.

Psychology of Storage Family Lounge

Photo by Shanna Wolf

Our designers understand the psychology of storage and will create a space that perfectly captures the mood you want, meets your needs, and truly transforms your life,

one thoughtfully organized drawer,

one beautifully crafted door,

one clutter-free space at a time.

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Small Space, Big Style: A Cottage Kitchen Remodel

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Sometimes the most charming and efficient kitchens come in petite packages. Designing and remodeling a small-scale kitchen can feel like a puzzle, but at Geneva Cabinet Company we see it as an exciting opportunity to get creative and implement some truly brilliant ideas.

designing and remodeling a kitchen big ideas for small spaces

Designer Krista Benton’s close collaboration with the homeowners turned limited kitchen space into a cozy and highly functional culinary hub. By thoughtfully weaving in eclectic details that mirrored the home’s unique character, she achieved a powerhouse of style. These are the key strategies that guided the transformation of this compact footprint for a welcoming and efficient kitchen.

A Streamlined Design

before and after kitchen remodel small space big ideas

Not every kitchen needs an island or a peninsula. Geneva Cabinet designers tailor a program to each homeowner, incorporating conveniences that suit their unique lifestyle. A clear and natural path of travel is essential for a functional kitchen space.  This new floorplan demonstrates how simplicity creates uncluttered ease.

Vertical Thinking

ceiling details think tall

Utilizing the entire height of a wall will enlarge the space.  Notice that in this kitchen we even raised the ceiling a bit for a few extra inches of impact.  Running the cabinets up to the ceiling allows extra storage for infrequently used seasonal and serving pieces.   While you’re looking up, notice the shiplap paneling and reclaimed wood beam as distinct details that elevate the entire space.

Wall Mounted Organizers

Wall mounted open organization

From charming plate racks to hanging brass bars, wall-mounted solutions free up precious cabinet and countertop space.

hanging pot rack above stove

Bringing both convenience and a hint of old-world charm, wall mounted storage will keep your serving and cooking tools within reach, while adding undeniable character.

Under Cabinet Lighting

designing and remodeling a kitchen with under cabinet lighting

While dim lighting can detract from a kitchen’s cozy charm, our designers skillfully integrated natural, overhead and under-cabinet lighting to brighten the countertops and backsplash and visually expand the space to create an uplifting atmosphere.

Personalized Artful Touches

artful display in a remodeled kitchen

For us, the ultimate achievement in designing and remodeling a kitchen is crafting a space that resonates with each  homeowner.  We strive to design environments that embrace your lifestyle and special collections, achieving the most livable kitchen design to tell your distinct story each day.

 

Explore our Gallery for more kitchen and bath makeover inspiration!

Credits for this kitchen

Design by Krista Benton, CKBD, CAPS

Cabinetry by Shiloh

Photography by S.Photography/Shanna Wolf

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Bringing the Spa Home: Nature Inspired Bath Designs

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Experience the serenity of a spa in your own home with the latest nature inspired bath designs. The goal is to create a space where you can truly unwind, leave the pressures of the day behind, and rediscover your inner peace. Our designers show you the way by sharing these helpful guidelines.

Nature’s Palette

natures palette spa bath design

A nature-inspired bathroom uses colors and textures drawn from the outdoors to cultivate a peaceful atmosphere. The calming effect of natural wood, smooth stone, and soothing hues all work together to mimic the serenity of nature.

Textured Surfaces

textured surfaces for spa bath

The carefully chosen visual and tactile surfaces,  natural wood finish on the cabinetry, smoothly veined floor tiles and artistically crafted fireplace tile, work in concert to reflect the complexity of a natural landscape.

Sensory Immersion

variety and contrast of nature

A nature-inspired bath aims for a multi-sensory retreat.  Elements like a floating fireplace, a towel warmer for organic cotton towels, scented bath salts, and natural soundscapes all contribute to an immersive experience.

Decor warming drawer for towels

Water Features

Nature inspired bath designs water features

Recognizing the inherent calming effect of flowing water, bath design incorporates specific shower heads to enhance relaxation and rejuvenation. A waterfall shower head, in particular, fosters peace and tranquility while strengthening our connection to nature.

Flow and Functionality

Bringing the spa home nature inspired bath designs

Seamlessly integrating fine design into your daily routine has a significant benefit. A nature-inspired bath, conveniently accessible from your primary suite, is a luxurious feature that allows you to unwind and reconnect with yourself in a dedicated, peaceful area of your home.

 Nurture your mind, body, and soul by transforming your home with the help of the talented team at Geneva Cabinet Company.

To see more ideas for your home visit our Inspiration Gallery.

Cabinetry and Remodel by Geneva Cabinet Company.

Designer Joyce Zuelke, ckbd

Bella Tile Lake Geneva

Cabinetry Plato Woodwork, Inc.

S.Photography/Shanna Wolf

 

 

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Appliance Panels, Dress to Impress

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While stainless steel kitchens are sleek and modern, appliance panels are a stylish way to add warmth and character.

Kitchens continue to evolve and mold to our lifestyles.  They serve as an oasis, the go-to gathering spot for family and friends.  As designers, we love pairing an open floorplan with beautiful cabinetry for an inviting space that encourages mingling and relaxation.  Part of our secret is the use of wood panels, allowing appliances to effortlessly blend into the background.  This creates overall warmth while maintaining complete functionality with our quality cabinetry.

Hiding in Plain Sight

appliance panels in contrast finish as part of kitchen design

Plato Woodwork, Inc., Shanna Wolf Photography

Stainless Steel is an immensely popular finish in the kitchen.  While everyone loves the neutral look, it can overwhelm a space. Especially when using the newest commercial refrigeration systems.  Furniture quality wood panels will match or compliment the cabinet design and allow even the most generous stretch of appliances to blend in to the surroundings.

Cabinet appliance panels on plan and elevation

Cohesive Design

Kitchen design by Geneva Cabinet Company featuring Plato Woodwork, Inc. cabinetry

Plato Woodwork, Inc., Shanna Wolf Photography

As an extension of the family room, we want kitchens to nurture us with integrated design. By placing appliances in the background, the overall vibe is more versatile than kitchens from previous decades.

Refrigerator and freezer columns with wood appliance panels

Shiloh Cabinetry, Josh Z Photography

Noise Reduction

Shiloh Cabinetry Thermador dishwasher appliance panel

Shiloh Cabinetry, Shanna Wolf Photography

Decibel levels on appliances have improved over the years,  yet we can reduce noise further with the application of wood appliance panels.  They will help absorb vibrations for a more peaceful kitchen environment.

Elevated Protection

Beverage Bar Coffee Bar with glass panel refrigerator door and wood cabinet panel drawer dishwasher.

Shiloh Cabinetry, Josh Z Photography

Quality wood panels will protect your appliances with decades of durability. Even a high-traffic beverage bar can achieve an elegant appearance with easy-care cabinet finishes.

Explore our inspiration gallery and contact us for help bringing your home improvement vision to life!

 

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Maximize Your Kitchen Space and Storage

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Unleash your home’s full potential with design solutions to maximize your kitchen space and storage.  Whether your room is large or compact, the talented designers at Geneva Cabinet Company will bring efficiency to your day, while highlighting your personal style.

maximize your kitchen storage cabinetry by Plato Woodwork

Plato Woodwork, Inc., Designer Joyce Zuelke, ckbd, Josh Z Photography

Vertical Advantage

maximize your kitchen storage tips Plato Woodwork, Inc., Joyce Zuelke, ckbd, Josh Z Photography

Plato Woodwork, Inc., Joyce Zuelke, ckbd, Josh Z Photography

Take advantage of your kitchen’s height by installing cabinets that reach to the ceiling.  Often this space is ignored, so why not use it to your advantage with full height cabinetry to store seasonal tableware, serving pieces or even bulk paper goods.  We love the streamlined lift door for full access!

Pull-Out Possibilities

maximize kitchen storage with deep pull out storage

Plato Woodwork, Inc., Joyce Zuelke, ckbd, Josh Z Photography

Pull-out shelving units are convenient and perfect as a built-in pantry.  This storage solution can be customized to the width and size of your opening.

Space Efficiency

Double faucet sink for maximum efficiency

Galley Workstation, Joyce Zuelke, ckbd, Josh Z Photography

With a double faucet and wide, unobstructed sink base, a kitchen galley sink becomes the hub of productivity. Collaborate on tasks like washing produce or dishes, and enjoy the efficiency of two sets of hands working together.

Multipurpose Island

maximize kitchen storage with multifunctional island

Plato Woodwork, Inc., Joyce Zuelke, ckbd, Josh Z Photography

This multifunctional island combines storage, prep space, and dining functionality into one convenient unit. Its undercount drawers and cabinets, prep sink, and seating options make it a versatile addition to any kitchen.

Storage in Plain Sight

Plato Woodwork, Inc., Joyce Zuelke, ckbd, Josh Z Photography

Typically we think of hiding everything away in a cabinet, but using open shelving and countertop displays will create interactive moments with your most useful items.  Your favorite serving tray and utensils will be within reach when you’re ready to get down to the business of entertaining.

Plato Woodwork, Inc., Joyce Zuelke, ckbd, Josh Z Photography

The kitchen in this article features beautiful cabinetry from Plato Woodwork, Inc.   Geneva Cabienet Company represents the highest quality manufacturers and styles for a seamless one-stop design and remodeling experience.  Our talented team will guide you through every step of the process, ensuring that you maximize your kitchen space and storage.

Explore our inspiration gallery and contact us to schedule a consultation.

 

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Control Mudroom Clutter

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From beach towels to backpacks, we help you control mudroom clutter with storage to help the entire family get organized.  Given its humble beginnings, the mudroom is now an essential space charged with moving you in and out of the house efficiently.  No matter the size, we have cabinetry and design ideas for an attractive and organized launch pad.

First Impressions

Control Mudroom Clutter with style

Interior Design by North Shore Nest, Photo by Aimée Mazzenga

Even the smallest footprint deserves to be treated with orderly style. The designers at North Shore Nest elevate this informal entry with a blue and white scheme for a well-deserved mudroom appreciation moment.

Clutter Control Basics

control Mudroom clutter with hooks and seating

Geneva Cabinet Company, Photo by Shana Wolf

Plenty of sturdy hooks and a bench for pulling on shoes will get your design off to a good start.  From there,  add cubbies above or below the hooks to accommodate frequently used items like shoes, bags and keys.

Design for Durability

Control Mudroom Clutter with cabinetry designed for durability

Geneva Cabinet Company, Photo by Shanna Wolf

Durable and washable finishes are a must for this area.  It’s often the only barrier between outdoor debris and your lovely interior finishes.  Select easy to clean materials that are immune to seasonal wear and tear.  Tile and luxury vinyl plank flooring are popular choices in the mudroom.  For the walls consider a quality semi-gloss and be sure to select cabinetry or lockers with a resilient finish.

Incorporate Cabinetry

Control Mudroom Clutter with cabinets to incorporate storage

Geneva Cabinet Company, Photo Shanna Wolf

When space allows, cabinetry helps to control mudroom clutter with storage for sporting equipment, school supplies and a wide variety of footwear for all seasons.  Every household has unique priorities and cabinetry is sure to improve convenience.  Discuss home improvement possibilities with your Geneva Cabinet designer for storage solutions to accommodate every season.

Connect With Color

Geneva Cabinet Company, Photo by Shanna Wolf

A bold color will draw attention and highlight storage space.  There is no excuse for throwing coats in a pile when a dazzling storage center is in clear view.  A color cue will remind everyone of Benjamin Franklins wisdom,  “A place for everything, and everything in its place.”

Customize Your Storage

customize your mudroom storage space with bins and baskets

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Configure your mudroom with chic bins and baskets that will sort paraphernalia and fit neatly into cubbies.  Possibilities are easy to find with a browse through Targets Studio McGee Collection or Etsy.

Stretch Your Space

Control Mudroom Clutter by expanding your space with mudroom cabinetry to clear everyday clutter

Geneva Cabinet Company, Photo by Shanna Wolf

When the entry is compact, consider borrowing nearby space to satisfy storage needs.  We love the solution for this collection of thermal drinkware, naturally a priority for any lake home.

Combo Space

Control Mudroom Clutter by combining with laundry room

Geneva Cabinet Company, Photo Shanna Wolf

The mudroom and laundry area are a classic combination. This is ideal for tossing sandy beach towels or muddy sportswear right into the wash.  We share more of our favorite ideas in this Laundry Room Design Guide.

 

Visit our award winning Lake Geneva showroom for inspiration.

Contact us for an appointment with a design expert today!

 (262) 245-9600
info@genevacabinet.com

 

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Bath Remodeling Mistakes to Avoid

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Adding or remodeling a bath is an exciting investment in your home and we want to help you avoid the most common remodeling mistakes.  There will be endless decisions every step of the way, but with tips from our pros, you will achieve the style and function you need, without these common blunders.

Ignoring Scale

Shiloh Cabinetry, Shanna Wolf Photography

Bigger is not always better.  It’s important to evaluate your space and choose fixtures based on the proper scale.  Just because you can squeeze in a 9′ Jacuzzi, doesn’t mean that you should.

Treating the Toilet as a Literal Throne

New bathroom design don't focus on the toilet

Das Holz Haus Cabinetry, Josh Z Photography

The toilet is not an objet d’art.   Even with many beautiful modern designs, placing it discretely is the best approach for everyone’s comfort.  In the primary suite having a partition or separate compartment is highly desirable.

Bath remodeling mistakes to avoid the toilet location

Shiloh Cabinetry, Shanna Wolf Photography

For the standard bath, do your best to position the toilet away from the direct line of site upon entry.  Consider the view from outside of the bath to eliminate any awkward unexpected moments.

 

bathroom remodeling mistakes to avoid

 

Avoid Underestimating Storage Needs

avoid mistakes of underestimating storage needs

Plato Woodwork Cabinetry, Shanna Wolf Photograph

Be sure to include enough storage for all the things that will make you feel pampered.  Storage should be functional while personalizing the space for your routine.  Built-ins like this heated drawer offer the bonus of toasty warm towels.

Plato Woodwork Cabinetry, Shanna Wolf Photography

Not Being Flexible

Plato Woodwork Cabinetry, Shanna Wolf Photography

Think outside of the bathroom box and enlist adjacent areas for additional storage with room for luxuries, like a beverage/coffee station. Good design allows you to ease your way into the start of each day.

Ignoring Storage Opportunities

Best of houzz avoid the mistake of overlooking storage niches

Plato Woodwork Cabinetry, Bella Tile Lake Geneva, Shanna Wolf Photography

From the first year we posted this bathroom to our Houzz portfolio, it has been a repeat Best of Houzz award winner!  Some natural opportunities present themselves when designing a space, and our design professionals know how to make the most every inch.  In this bath, recessed areas surrounding the tub allow easy access to towels along with the display space for lovely porcelains to add character.

Limiting the Light

Bath Remodeling Mistakes to Avoid in lighting

Grothouse Countertop, Hafele Hardware, Marvin Windows, Shanna Wolf Photography

Natural lighting is everything in the bath.  However, it can be harsh and should be balanced with fixtures emitting softer more flattering illumination. This is especially important above vanities.

Overlooking Comfort Details

Bella Tile Lake Geneva, Shanna Wolf Photography

Steam shower technology, zero threshold shower construction and underfloor heating systems all contribute to the comfort and utility of your home.  Research and be aware of design innovations that will create a space to accommodate your abilities now, and in the future.

Trying to DIY

 

Hiring your brother-in-law, unless he works for GCC, may not be the best approach.  Work with those who know how to avoid bath remodeling mistakes while offering a complete project package. From design to installation, ever remodeling project requires endless decisions, measurements, and knowledge of construction codes. This is the value in hiring Geneva Cabinet Company professionals for successful results!

Visit our award-winning showroom in Lake Geneva for inspiration and ideas.

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Signs It’s Time To Remodel Your Kitchen

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If you’re starting to feel like your kitchen isn’t functioning as well as it once did, it might be time to consider a remodel. Here are the top 7 signs that you need a change.

1. Space is not fully utilized

Good design is about function.  Awkward angles and inefficient layouts waste perfectly good space.  A professional kitchen designer will evaluate your existing kitchen and create architectural magic by utilizing every inch with space-saving efficiency.

2. You’re noticing wear and tear

Broken cabinet drawers, peeling laminate finishes and doors with broken hinges are just depressing.  When the overall cabinet quality is poor, upkeep is a never ending battle.  Solid hardwood construction and quality craftsmanship is the solution that supports heavy duty kitchen activities.

Geneva Cabinet Company is known for sustainable solutions through quality cabinetry.

signs of high quality cabinetry

Geneva Cabinet Company represents the finest manufacturers..

3.  Your kitchen layout is frustrating

Is your kitchen in a constant state of gridlock?  Our designers will evaluate your lifestyle and daily activities as well as the space.  An inefficient floorplan will make cooking and other everyday activities more complicated than necessary.  The right design places everyone at ease.

4. There’s never enough workspace

Countertops are work surfaces.  Ample counter space is essential to your sanity.  If you have to clear space before there is room for everyday activities like meal prep, you need a new plan.

5. Clutter is uncontrollable

Clutter happens when you lack storage space.  Easy access drawers, pull-outs and updated cabinet interiors will maximize storage space and keep equipment and supplies in sight.

6.  Appliances are outdated

Outdated appliances will be inefficient, unreliable and even post a safety hazard.  Upgrading to newer energy-efficient models can save you money on your utility bills and make your time in the kitchen more productive.

7. You’re ready to increase the value of your home

Signs it's time to remodel your kitchen

Beyond functionality, beautiful cabinetry has the power to secure your investment while visually transforming your home.  As the heart of the home, remodeling the kitchen will reward you daily with satisfaction.

Visit our award winning showroom in Lake Geneva for inspiration and ideas.

Contact us for an appointment today!

 (262) 245-9600
info@genevacabinet.com

 

 

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