Inspiration and The Creative Process for Your Kitchen Design

Inspiration is where it all begins.

The concept for this newly remodeled kitchen started with a stroll through our neighboring tile showroom. Our customer fell in love with some lovely artisan tiles that complemented their extensive pottery collection. From there a new kitchen was conceived! This is often the case. One exciting element becomes the starting point for an entirely new design.

Inspiration

Brainstorming to Develop a Concept

After initial inspiration, the process advanced by defining our homeowners needs. Organizing all of the possibilities into a general concept takes teamwork. Our kitchen designer worked with the homeowner and her interior designer towards a common vision. Creating a highly functional kitchen with a lighter and brighter aesthetic was a priority. The cabinet plan and elevations below were developed to combine all of the best ideas for this active family.

Digging Into the Details

It is essential to edit down all of the options in order to stay on track with any design. There are so many exciting products on the market, click here to see the many lines we carry. It’s important to keep the final vision in mind. Choose cabinets, hardware, countertops and appliances that flow smoothly into a cohesive design. Just as important, eliminate anything that doesn’t fit.

This kitchen includes display areas for the homeowner’s beautiful collections while meeting their needs for a bright, highly functional design. We used custom cabinetry from Plato Woodwork, Inc. with contrasting finishes in Arctic White and Moody Blue.

The inspiration tile from Bella Tile and Stone was taken to the ceiling for major style statement from every angle.

Honed marble countertops with a beveled edge are a lovely and practical decision to delicately support the bold backsplash pattern.

Hardware from Schaub and Company completes the look in a natural bronze finish with an angular counterpoint to the tile pattern.

Floating shelves balance the space and offer display area for collections. The lighting plan includes options for under cabinet, in cabinet, recessed and pendant illumination. A farmhouse sink and faucet from Kohler complete the look.

And of course since a kitchen is all about storage, we designed for this homeowners specific needs by including a special area for all of the specialty small appliances. No clutter on these countertops!

One inspirational element transformed this kitchen into a centerpiece for the entire home!

Featured in this Kitchen

Interior Designer by Mary Myer in Lake Geneva, WI

Cabinetry by Plato Woodwork, Inc.

Kitchen design by Natalie Spiniolas

Hardware from Schaub and Company

Appliances from Subzero-Wolf, Vent-A-Hood

Visit our Inspiration Gallery here.

And then stop in to our Lake Geneva showroom to explore stunning cabinetry and design vignettes for every room of your home!

201 Geneva National Ave S

Lake Geneva, WI

262-245-9600

June 26, 2019/0 Comments/by Geneva Cabinet Company

Design Guide to Love Your Laundry Room

Cabinetry, Laundry Room

Often overlooked but impossible to ignore, a laundry room is the workhorse of any home. It is usually assigned the standard treatment with a washer, dryer and maybe wash tub, but it deserves better. Take your laundry area from mundane to multifaceted with our laundry room design tips.

Where should you put your laundry room?

Convenience is the key to efficiency for this space. There are two ways to approach the placement of your laundry.

Keep it close to where you spend most of your time. In the floor plan above not only is it adjacent to the kitchen, but can easily be reached from the center of the home or while coming and going through the garage and outdoor exit.
Position the laundry where the clothes are, as in the bedroom wing of your home.

Before deciding on a new location be mindful of the noise levels produced by your brand of washer and dryer. Adding extra insulation will help soundproof and reduce noise from vibrations during your spin cycle so everyone can sleep through early morning or late night wash emergencies.

How much space do you need?

Lifestyle factors and home size will help decide whether you should have a dedicated laundry or multifunctional room. We like to start every cabinet design project with an evaluation of your space, family members and daily routine. This is when we determine the minimum space requirements and offer ideas that will help you breeze through the laundry.

Often size restraints complicate the natural flow for these common tasks.

sorting
stain treatment and soaking
hand washing delicates
washing bulky items
drip drying
hanging
folding
storage

Ample work space allows you to complete each task in one area without lugging baskets of clothing from laundry room to kitchen or bedroom for special care. At first glance expanding the laundry may seem like an indulgence but when designed with versatility, it is a multitasking dream. Some of our favorite combinations add a laundry zone to these active areas.

mudroom
home office
adult and children craft zone
rec room
gardening space
homework station
workshop

Be open to the idea of borrowing space from an adjoining room. Once freed from a confining closet, laundry tasks easily integrate into your daily routine. That expansive work counter can be used for all types of projects when laundry is finished.

The use of a pocket door or sliding barn door is another space saver we love to completely access to the entire work zone without the interference of an awkward door and door swing.

Ultimately it’s about the caring for your clothing, which can be quite an investment even if you avoid designer labels.

Special Amenities

Are you all about the drip dry or do you love to press in a sharp crease? Whatever your talents, laundry space should be there to support you. Here are some of our favorite features.

Drip Dry Rods & Valet Hooks

Rev-a-Shelf Fold Out Ironing Board

Pull-Out for Laundry Supply Storage & Laundry Bin

Open Shelving for Easy Access & Storage

Multiple Bins to Sort-As-You-Go with Ventilation to Reduce Odors

Double Your Leisure

There is a nostalgic appeal to the laundromat where you can load up several washers and dryers to finish in 1/2 the time. But multiple units at home allow you to be the head honcho of your own laundry universe without pockets full of change. This is a productive solution when you have a large family, frequent guests or an active crew with lots of sweaty workout clothes and uniforms.

You can even tuck in an extra set of stacked washer and dryer units in the master closet, in the bedroom hall, or near any indoor-outdoor activity area.

Style to Smile

Once you’ve created a highly functional laundry, it’s time to tackle it from the standpoint of style. Interesting cabinet doors, bold hardware, colorful appliances and an attractive backsplash will infuse your space with character. You are spending anyway on new tile, cabinets and hardware, why not have a little fun in this space. There is little to no price difference in choosing cherry red over white. Have some fun in this room with the basics or be sure to add art.

Photography by Shanna Wolf S Photography and Victoria McHugh

Explore more of our inspirational ideas here!

And stop in to our Lake Geneva showroom to explore more great cabinetry design and ideas for every room of your home!

201 Geneva National Ave S

Lake Geneva, WI

262-245-9600

May 29, 2019/0 Comments/by Geneva Cabinet Company

This is How New Cabinetry Would Organize Your Life

Cabinetry, Kitchen Design

Clutter is part of life, but having new cabinetry and an organized system is like being born again. Our designers tackle every kitchen project with their eye on the prize, complete order with impeccable style. It starts with the realization that we have a lot of stuff, and sometimes it gets in the way. The secret is to have a place for all of it to go.

The first step is a palette cleanse. In this case the existing cabinets were in great shape so we helped the homeowners with a donation to Habitat for Humanity Restore Milwaukee. On hand is our Project Manager Mike Jeffrey to uninstall the old and remodel the space before installing brand new cabinetry.

We will take you on a walk-through of your daily kitchen routine in order to analyze where you are wasting space and effort. Also a realistic look at what you are storing, and why, will be helpful. Then we get to work on the cabinet layout.

This new design features an essential work triangle customized for easy flow, in, around and through the space. We specify the type of cabinets needed and interior features to best store each kitchen’s content.

Fluidity is key; refrigerator to sink, pantry to countertop, squirrel watching window to water bowl . . . .

When it’s time for filling those cabinets, we encourage a new approach to the traditional system. Consider grouping items you use most often together in an easy to access cabinet location. Breakfast items like toaster, waffle maker, and fry pan should be near your breakfast prep area. This could mean that your cookware is stored according to frequency of use rather than type. Apply the same thought process to china and serving pieces. Don’t waste valuable real estate on things that are only used occasionally.

Spices are the exception, they should be stored together on pull-out racks for easy assessment.

And a designated coffee or beverage bar will energize you at the start of each day.

KitchenAids and cookbooks go together like wine and cheese, so stage your countertop with attractive items that are useful in order to save cabinet space.

And remember that drawers offer the most organized easy to access storage.

We like to group large cabinets together out of the work zone to accommodate medium appliances, serving pieces, Costo-sized supplies and that 50 lb bag of dog food. Here we used double door base cabinets on the front side of an extra-large island for a furniture like appearance.

Finish off your new kitchen with an artistic backsplash. This one from Bella Tile and Stone is the perfect backdrop for an orderly life.

This kitchen features

Medallion Cabinetry with a Craftsman Style Door

Hardware by Top Knobs

Pendant lighting from Old South

Design is by Joyce Zuelke, ckd with installation by Geneva Cabinet Company Project Manager Mike Jefferey

Photography by Shanna Wolf S.Photography and Styling

Stop in to our Lake Geneva showroom to explore more great kitchen and bath looks!

201 Geneva National Ave S

Lake Geneva, WI

262-245-9600

April 16, 2019/0 Comments/by Geneva Cabinet Company

Donate for a Rewarding Remodel!

Cabinetry, Geneva Cabinet Company, Kitchen Design, Remodeling

So you want to remodel your kitchen, but hate the idea of wasting the existing cabinetry? We have a solution for you! Donate your old cabinets and usable appliances to a good cause like Habitat for Humanity! We are at your service to make it happen with no extra effort when you do a kitchen or bath project with Geneva Cabinet Company!

Project Manager Mike Jeffrey meets with Jake Weiler from Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity Restore.

This location is one of many home improvement stores around the country that gladly accepts new or gently used furniture, appliances, cabinetry and other building components like windows and doors. You donations are sold and the proceeds go to your local Habitat effort to provide affordable housing.

For this project our team did a great job of deconstructing the beautiful cherry cabinetry that was unfortunately not working for the homeowners. Our team had the cabinets, countertops and lighting ready to go for Habitat Milwaukee. You can contact them directly to schedule your own pick up or ask for our help during the planning phase of your project.

In this case we are working with incredibly generous homeowners who even donated appliances that were like-new! A special thank you to them and all of the volunteers at Habitat who made the entire process so rewarding!

In the meantime, our designer Joyce Zuelke, ckd has been hard at work designing the new kitchen layout. With her trademark ingenuity, the new kitchen will feature a fresh open concept with increased storage and new Medallion Cabinetry.

Stay tuned for the big reveal, it will look a little something like this!

Our designers would love to help you with your kitchen, bath and storage improvements! Our cabinetry is beautifully made in the USA to the highest standards. Stop in to our Lake Geneva showroom to browse for ideas or call us today!

262-245-9600

201 Geneva National Ave. S

Lake Geneva, WI 53147

January 21, 2019/0 Comments/by Geneva Cabinet Company

Is your Bathroom Boring? Don’t Throw in the Towel!

Bath Design, Cabinetry, Storage and Organization, Tips and Ideas

There is only so much you can do with a toilet and sink, but cabinetry will transform the style of your bathroom. Don’t let the design of this room be an afterthought. Browse the cabinetry and design ideas below and choose your favorites to elevate the style of your bath!

Double your pleasure

Storage is an integral part of functional design, and an absolute necessity in the master bath. This Craftsman inspired cabinetry provides ample storage for each partner as well as duplicate lighting and mirrors for no crowding during the morning rush.

Just Shelve It

Open shelving expands your storage without closing in the room with more cabinetry. This has become so popular because it pairs storage with convenience at eye level. Just add bath salts and towel rolls, you’re done!

Making It Modern

A long expanse of concrete-style counter with trough sink and wall faucets will make a modern statement. The deep finish on this floating vanity recedes to expand your visual space and simplifies cleaning day. Bonus opportunity for mood enhancing undercabinet lighting at night.

Overcome Pattern Shyness

Those who say neutral is boring obviously don’t know about blending pattern and texture. This bath keeps the finish and color selections on the light side while injecting pattern luxury with name-dropping (Ann Sacks) wall and floor tile.

Dramatic Reading

It may be the only time of day you have any privacy, so enjoy. The rich eclectic design of this powder room creates a true statement. And the furniture inspired vanity lends a sophisticated feel to the space.

Designed to Fit

Logic and simplicity drove the design of this clever hi-low cabinet. The comfort height of the vanity would have run smack into the window. But a slight modification by our designer allowed us to extend the cabinetry for additional storage.

We also like the efficient u-shaped drawer design in this driftwood inspired vanity. It works around pesky pipes to make the most of space.

Open and Shut Cabinet Case

Closed storage paired with an open bottom shelf offers quick and easy access to towels or supplies that can be stored in small hampers.

Here we do it again in natural wood with the addition of a towel bar.

Black and White and Style All Over

It is a classic color combination that features high contrast and endless attraction throughout all periods of design.

And just for fun, note the way designer Elizabeth Drake played with the black and white concept for the various showers in this home but by Lowell Custom Homes.

Finally in the 1-Hour Project Category . . .

This cabinet idea has gone viral on Houzz since we originally posted it in 2013. You can install a hair styling center or use the door mounted basket for shampoos and soaps. We have even seen it done with command hooks to be removable.

The best design ideas are at your fingertips when you browse through our past blogs and the product section page of our website.

And of course, we are always here to assist!

262-245-9600

201 Geneva National Ave. S.

Lake Geneva, WI 53147

Featured Cabinetry is from Plato Woodwork, Inc., Shiloh Cabinetry, and others.

Photography is by Shanna Wolf S.Photogaphy and Styling and Victoria McHugh Photography

September 29, 2018/0 Comments/by Geneva Cabinet Company

Back-to-School Tips Keep You Organized All Year

Cabinetry, Storage and Organization, Tips and Ideas

Back-to-School means back to sports, after school activities, and homework. Not to mention packing lunches, finding healthy snacks and planning the occasional sleepover. No time to spare! The key to a successful school year is advanced planning. Here are a few of our most helpful tips.

Let’s Start in the Kitchen

Large clear countertops are essential when it’s time to work on school projects, assemble lunch boxes and complete homework assignments. In this Plato Woodwork designed kitchen everyone can work together under your watchful eye.

Cabinetry with open shelving from Plato Woodwork is ideal for storing reference books, iPads and a basket filled with school supplies.

Dedicate storage space according to use. One pull-out bin for lunch supplies, one for snacks and one to stash extra school supplies will let you easily check inventory and prevent late night runs to the store.

Snack Center

This is all about making your life easier, so placing approved snacks together in an easy to access area will prevent whining during the late afternoon crunch time. It will also help you nudge everyone towards healthy food choices.

This can be as simple as a basket on the counter or as special as this Sub Zero refrigerator drawer. Here you can store beverages and chilled veggies for family self-service. Locate this on the outskirts of your kitchen work triangle for interruption-free meal prep time. For healthy snack ideas click here.

Quiet Time

When quiet study would be more productive, create a customized corner in the den, family room or bedroom. Be sure to include ample counter space, storage and charging outlets.

Start the day off right

The Jack and Jill bath gets an update with this elongated bathroom vanity featuring a generous trough sink. Plenty of counter space and storage equals no waiting. We have more bath ideas for you right here.

Moving into the closet our favorite tip involves lots of storage drawers and bins, they are especially helpful with clothing for kids. A well fitted closet can also eliminate the need for costly bedroom furniture and keeping floor space open for play time. Click here for another crave-worthy closet installation! One last tip, keep it moving in the morning by planning outfits for the week in advance.

Drop Zone & Launch Pad

Heading out the door will be a breeze when the essentials are stored in the “ready” position. Built in lockers, benches and shelving are a streamline way to add storage to your mudroom or laundry. This style is from Shiloh Cabinetry and will save you hours throughout the year. No more last minute scrambling for homework or a missing shoe. Backpacks, jackets and sporting equipment will be stored where you can find them at the beginning and end of each day.

Now there’s time to take a break, maybe watch your favorite cooking show!

Browse through our Inspiration Gallery for even more cabinetry design and storage ideas. Then stop in to our Lake Geneva showroom to touch and feel beautiful cabinetry that will help you love your everyday routine.

262-245-9600

201 Geneva National Ave. S.

Lake Geneva, WI 53147

Featured Cabinetry is from Plato Woodwork, Inc., Shiloh Cabinetry, and others.

Photography is by Shanna Wolf S.Photogaphy and Styling and Josh Z Photography

August 30, 2018/0 Comments/by Geneva Cabinet Company

New Kitchen Island Transforms the Kitchen

Cabinetry, Countertops, Kitchen Design, Kitchen Island

We can all agree that this is a perfectly nice kitchen. But our homeowners were hoping to elevate their style while increasing storage and adding some much needed island seating.

Enter the talented kitchen and bath designer, Joyce Zuelke, ckd. She created a more functional space with the addition of a redesigned island. There is even a new Pinterest worthy coffee bar for good measure. Along with updates to the lighting and some stunning ceiling detail, this kitchen takes on an entirely new character.

Kitchen Island Update

The original kitchen was created with cabinetry from Bea Industries in Elkhorn, Wi. It had a user-friendly U-shape layout. While stylish and open, our homeowner was looking for an improved kitchen island that would step-up the function of the space.

Cabinetry from Plato Woodwork, Inc. was selected in a deep stain which enhanced the natural wood grain. This rich finish served as a distinct contrast to ground the bright white kitchen.

The island is topped with a lovely Cambria quartz countertop in the Ella pattern from their Marble Collection. Subtle veining reflects the warm island stain while soft white connects to the surrounding cabinetry. It works beautifully with the perimeter of granite countertops.

But it’s not just about having a gorgeous kitchen, the layout must be functional for a kitchen that is comfortable and convenient. Notice the 48 ½” clearance between the island and the stove for safe usage when the oven door is open. The close proximity to the island steam oven keeps the cooking zone tight and functional.

The island also features the secret to great cabinet storage, easy access pull-out shelving. They will keep everyday items visible and within reach to improve daily workflow.

Check out more of our Before and After transformations right here!

We encourage you to stop in to see us! Our showroom features the freshest ideas in cabinetry for your entire home!

Geneva Cabinet Company, LLC

201 Geneva National Ave.S, Lake Geneva, WI

262-245-9600

Photography is by S.Photography Shanna Wolf

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June 25, 2018/0 Comments/by Geneva Cabinet Company

Geneva Cabinet Company’s Award Winning Designers!

News

We are delighted to share our latest news!

Designer Natalie Spiniolas won a national design competition from WW Wood Products! Her award winning designs will soon appear in their marketing material for Eclipse Full Access Cabinetry. Take a look behind the scenes at the photo shoot.

Her designs in this contemporary Williams Bay, WI condo feature stunning Eclipse Full Access Cabinetry. Natalie’s integration of high-end appliances, open floating shelves, and lift-up doors definitely results in an award-worthy project. Her juxtaposition of sleek melamine finishes include Pearl White for the kitchen and textured Canella for the bedroom and storage cabinetry. It is a sleek, modern yin and yang effect.

Next up – Our showroom Manager Joyce Zuelke, ckd has been awarded a position on the Plato Woodwork, Inc. Dealer Advisory Council where she is actively serving a three year term!

Joyce is collaborating with the best and the brightest in the Kitchen and Bath Industry to provide Plato with feedback on product needs, quality and service. She will assist Plato with her insights on national and regional emerging trends.

In the meantime . . .

We are honored to have been awarded the prestigious Gold Award for sales from Plato Woodwork, Inc. We love working with the 125 year old family owned company from Minnesota!

Finally a big “Thank You” to Medallion Cabinetry and our Rep Doug Needler!

We love our iPad Grand Prize for winning the Post & Win Competition!

#cabinetry #LakeGeneva #MedallionCabinetry

We are so fortunate to have this talented team of designers here at Geneva Cabinet Company! We know our customers will always be pleased when their kitchens and baths are designed with cabinets from these high quality companies!

Stop in the showroom to say “hi” & browse our vignettes where you can touch and feel superior quality cabinetry first hand.

262-245-9600

201 Geneva National Ave. S.

Lake Geneva, WI 53147

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April 12, 2018/0 Comments/by Geneva Cabinet Company

Counter Intelligence – How to Choose the Best Countertop

Countertops, Kitchen Design, Trends

Ahh, the Pros and Cons list. An evaluation technique credited to Benjamin Franklin way back in 1772. While it may have limitations for making decisions of the heart, it certainly comes in handy when comparing your options for countertops. There are many attractive possibilities. So, how do you choose the best countertop for your home? Simple, just review our countertop Pros and Cons list and make your decision with confidence. A word of caution, we are biased in the direction of beautiful!

Countertop Pros and Cons

Quartz Countertops

We begin with Quartz because it is easily the most popular countertop today. It is often referred to as Engineered Quartz or Engineered Stone, and frequently confused with Quartzite (more on that later). The quartz mineral is fused with a combination of polymers, pigments and powdered or ground materials to form this extremely hard surface.

Pros

High Durability

Scratch & Stain Resistant

Bacteria Resistant

Easy to maintain

Non-Pourous ( will not absorb moisture)

Cons

Not as heat tolerant as Granite or Quartzite

Quartzite Countertops

This is the real deal. Quartzite is a naturally-occurring metamorphic stone and each slab will have the unique quality which is inherent to all natural stone surfaces. Quartz crystals formed from sandstone were fused together by nature millions of years ago. The super strong statement material is one that we have come to love and appreciate, especially for kitchen islands.

Pros

High Durability (harder than Granite and Quartz)

Scratch & Stain Resistant

Easy to maintain

Cons

This natural stone must be sealed

Granite Countertops

Granite is extremely durable and rarely scratches or chips. Every slab will have a visual quality characteristic to the region of origin. It is a porous surface that can come pre-sealed or should be sealed yearly.

Pros

High Durability

Heat Resistant

Scratch & Stain Resistant

Easy to maintain

Cons

This natural stone must be sealed and may require resealing

Could be susceptible to staining from oils, citrus and alcohol

Extreme hardness may cause breakage if something is dropped on it

Marble Countertops

The ultimate choice for classic luxury. It is a softer stone known for the rich patina developed over time. Marble stands up to heat but is susceptible to staining. The consistently smooth and cool nature performs perfectly as a pastry surface.

Pros

Will withstand some heat

Resistant to chips and dents

Smoothest surface – Ideal for pastry preparation

Develops a lovely patina

Cons

The porous surface may be susceptible to scratches or staining from acidic liquids

Sealing will need to be maintained

Solid Surface

Here we have your Corian, and other brands that started the solid surface countertop revolution. A wonderful variety of color and pattern is constantly evolving and improving. The molded construction allows it to take on many shapes and accommodate an undermount or integral sink.

Pros

Durable

Resistant to mildew, bacteria and stains

Seamlessly accommodates integral sinks

Easy to maintain

Repairs are possible

Non-Pourous (will not absorb moisture)

Cons

Heat sensitive

Possibility of scratching

Glass Countertops

Glass countertops are a unique combination of function and art for a modern statement in the kitchen or bar area. Custom designs will elevate your style with an open suspended quality. The material can be translucent, colorful or texturized to create special effects like you will see from our friends at Studio L Glassworks

Pros

Moderate Durability

Heat Resistant

Stain Resistent

Resists Bacteria – Extremely safe for foods

Cons

Susceptible to scratching or chiping

Stainless Steel Countertops

Add a Top Chef quality to any kitchen with the visual punch of stainless steel countertops. Super hygienic and durable, these countertops can be integrated with stainless steel sinks and backsplashes for a seamless professional look.

Pros

High durability

Heat Resistant

Germ Resistant

Easy to Maintenance

Will not stain

Cons

Susceptible to scratches-but they can be polished out

Soapstone Countertops

Your science class lab table is reborn! The sophistication of this natural stone is an up-and-coming look for modern and classic styles at home. The color ranges from light to dark gray. Like marble, the developing patina accounts for much of it’s appeal to the organically inclined.

Pros

Heat Resistant

Food Safe

Stain resistant

Develops a stunning patina

Cons

Occasionally require treatment to seal and maintain appearance

Slabs are smaller and may require seaming

Wood Countertops

The allure of natural products is growing in popularity, especially when it comes to wood countertops. We specialize in natural wood countertops from Grothouse Lumber because they excel in beautiful construction with a wide variety of wood species.

Pros

Moderate durability

Natural Luxurious Appearance

Warm Appearance and Tactile Quality

Develops a warm patina

May be re-surfaced to restore appearance

Cons

Low heat resistance

Maintenance is needed

Should be sealed with a food safe sealer

Mixing and matching is an option that we whole-heartily support! What better way to pair your favorite looks with the perfect functional application. This will help you create a style all your own!

Do we have a clear favorite? Actually, no.

Because it all depends on how the countertop will be used and where it will be installed. It is one of the details that we love to address when designing the cabinetry for your home.

It is also the reason we have so many different countertops featured in vignettes around our showroom. Here you can touch and feel the different options in materials to see how they look with various cabinet styles. You will experience first hand the beautiful colors and patterns offered by each of the brands we feature.

The countertops you choose will add the final style statement to your overall design!

Stop in to see us! We have great ideas for your home!

Geneva Cabinet Company, LLC

201 Geneva National Ave.S, Lake Geneva, WI

262-245-9600

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April 2, 2018/0 Comments/by Geneva Cabinet Company

Posts

Inspiration is where it all begins.

Inspiration

Brainstorming to Develop a Concept

Digging Into the Details

Featured in this Kitchen

Visit our Inspiration Gallery here.

And then stop in to our Lake Geneva showroom to explore stunning cabinetry and design vignettes for every room of your home!

201 Geneva National Ave S

Lake Geneva, WI

262-245-9600

Where should you put your laundry room?

How much space do you need?

Special Amenities

Double Your Leisure

Style to Smile

Explore more of our inspirational ideas here!

And stop in to our Lake Geneva showroom to explore more great cabinetry design and ideas for every room of your home!

201 Geneva National Ave S

Lake Geneva, WI

262-245-9600

This kitchen features

Stop in to our Lake Geneva showroom to explore more great kitchen and bath looks!

201 Geneva National Ave S

Lake Geneva, WI

262-245-9600

262-245-9600

201 Geneva National Ave. S

Lake Geneva, WI 53147

Double your pleasure

Just Shelve It

Making It Modern

Overcome Pattern Shyness

Dramatic Reading

Designed to Fit

Open and Shut Cabinet Case

Black and White and Style All Over

Finally in the 1-Hour Project Category . . .

The best design ideas are at your fingertips when you browse through our past blogs and the product section page of our website.

And of course, we are always here to assist!

201 Geneva National Ave. S.

Lake Geneva, WI 53147

Let’s Start in the Kitchen

Snack Center

Quiet Time

Start the day off right

Drop Zone & Launch Pad

201 Geneva National Ave. S.

Lake Geneva, WI 53147

Kitchen Island Update

Check out more of our Before and After transformations right here!

We encourage you to stop in to see us! Our showroom features the freshest ideas in cabinetry for your entire home!

Geneva Cabinet Company, LLC

262-245-9600

We are delighted to share our latest news!

In the meantime . . .

Finally a big “Thank You” to Medallion Cabinetry and our Rep Doug Needler!

Stop in the showroom to say “hi” & browse our vignettes where you can touch and feel superior quality cabinetry first hand.

262-245-9600

201 Geneva National Ave. S.

Lake Geneva, WI 53147

Countertop Pros and Cons

Quartz Countertops

Pros

Cons

Quartzite Countertops

Pros

Cons

Granite Countertops

Pros

Cons

Marble Countertops

Pros

Cons

Solid Surface

Pros

Cons

Glass Countertops

Pros

Cons