Traditional Kitchen Built for Entertaining
Filed Under: French Country Cabinets | Traditional Cabinets | Kitchens
Albert Intreglia doesn’t often cook in his kitchen. He entertains. So he wanted his traditional kitchen to be universally appealing. And impressive. Together with designer Kathy Fredrich, he created a grand place in a small space with elements like corbels, turned legs, and decorative crown moldings. These luxurious details came together in a traditional kitchen that Albert now delights in opening up to company. This kitchen features the Vintage door style with a beaded inset overlay.
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"I spent a lot of time on this project and considered many cabinet manufacturers. The overall quality of Plain & Fancy, including its selection of finishing stains and glazes, was significantly superior to pricier lines. The company is represented by folks who are knowledgeable and responsive. Overall assessment of completed project by some sophisticated and credible design folks was indeed very complimentary. I would not hesitate to use Plain & Fancy for future projects."
Massive corbels, custom turned legs, intricate crown moldings and decorative onlays make this a next level traditional kitchen.
A tray divide is the best place to store baking racks, stones, and cutting boards.
A mantel shelf offers space for decorative items if desired.
Decorative corbels add more detail and elegance to this hood.
This over the top traditional range hood is the focal point of this kitchen.
A dark stain island contrasts the perimeter cabinetry for a rich look with added depth.
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