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A beautiful kitchen is all in the details. One way to step up your design is to have some fun with cabinetry feet. These feet come in different shapes, sizes and styles to help enhance your space. If you are interested in learning more, here are a few ideas to get you started off on the right ‘cabinetry’ foot.
Cabinetry feet are often associated with traditional designs. But they can be contemporary too, like a simple metal foot. Decorative feet can help give pieces like islands, armoires and hutches a furniture-like aesthetic. Additional detailing such as an arched toe kick can also help enhance the effect. Feet also work well if you pull out the kitchen sink a few inches and place them on the cabinetry below.
The kitchen isn’t the only place to incorporate cabinetry feet either. Make your bathroom vanity stand out by incorporating a unique kind of cabinet foot. This works well in powder rooms or primary bathrooms with stand-alone vanities. Adding feet makes them a little more decorative.
Set up an appointment with a Normandy Designer get started on your kitchen remodel and ensure you hit all the right design details. You can also follow Normandy Remodeling on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest for more design ideas and inspiration.
Although nicknamed honey oak, there was nothing sweet about that old-style cabinetry seen in kitchens across the country. But today, oak’s back in a new and refreshing way.
Fortunately things have changed and there’s a new oak in town, the beautiful and versatile, white oak. “White oak is one of my favorite options due to its blonde color, which is not as brash and bold as red oak,” Kathryn notes. “It’s both easily stainable and durable, making it the perfect fit for any kitchen’s aesthetic.”
When selecting oak, there’s a variety of 
