Northfield Kitchen Concepts

Dura Supreme introduced about twenty new storage features, many of them concentrating on the main work zones within the kitchen. Pull-outs are often designed near the sink area or the cooking area and the Dura Supreme pull-outs feature tray storage, spice storage, a knife block, or towel storage. Some of the new accessories offer lift-up mechanisms for heavy appliances.

Dura Supreme drawers feature more organizational features than ever before, with specific dividers and tiered storage for cutlery, silverware, spices and utensils. Many of the pull-out accessories are available with the option of wood or wire racks depending on homeowner preference.

Stop in to our showroom so we can discuss how we can retrofit your kitchen with Dura Supreme storage solutions or imagine how they can work in a brand new kitchen!

We’ve all been in a kitchen with poor lighting. Little to no natural light and a dim, single light placed in the center is no way to work in your kitchen but surprisingly how many kitchens still are. Even the best designed kitchen can fall victim to poor lighting. Our suggestion – layer your lighting. Either instead of or in addition to that centrally located light fixture in the middle of your kitchen ceiling, you should consider recessed can lighting lining the perimeter of your kitchen. For even more wow and the most effective task lighting, add undercabinet lighting to your list. Often with multiple light level settings, you can use bright light while working and dim them to accent a beautiful backsplash. It is also good as a night light for that trip to the kitchen in the wee hours of the morning for a glass of water. Finally, accentuate your kitchen design with decorative lighting. Pendant lights over your island are a great way to add task lighting to a central area while adding to the overall design of your kitchen. For help with your lighting plan, stop on by and let a professional help you today!

Does winter have you feeling like you’ve been left out in the cold? Warm up from the ground up with the addition of a heated floor. They’re great for basements, bathrooms, kitchens (and just about everywhere in Minnesota). Whether you want a lot of heat or just a little, temperatures adjust with a touch of a button with your very own thermostat. If you’re putting in tile, hardwood, cork or carpet consider installing a heated floor first and say goodbye to cold feet!

Want to make a big impression on a tight budget? Remodel your guest bath! Because a guest bath often requires only short visits, overall size is smaller and storage requirements are fewer and thus a project can be done for much less than a traditional bathroom remodel. Often a simple pedestal sink or small cabinet with a vessel sink in addition to the toilet is all you need. Wainscoting in a variety of options can add a touch of sophistication while stone or glass tile create an elegant oasis. Add even more flair with dramatic lighting and a heated towel bar. Whatever your vision, we can help you weigh your options and work with you to design a space that will have your guests saying, “Check out the bathroom, you will not believe it!”

Looking for the perfect gift for your favorite cook? Wrap up a GelPro Chef’s Mat starting under $100. More durable than foam mats, they won’t lose their shape or cushion plus they come in a variety of colors and textures to fit any style. Buy one for yourself and you too can stand in comfort!