kitchen conversations

We are just getting back into the grove after attending the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show in Chicago, IL.  What a great time!  Always nice to see our old friends and of course meet new ones.  This year our “feature” display was a combination of Macassar Ebony Veneer on our green box and Cucina di Festa.  The base cabinet box was undersized so that the doors extended above, a filler was recessed between the cina di Festa countertop and the top of the cabinet creating a channel that became the finger pull.  Very cool design if you are trying to create the latest “no pull” look.  An LED lit shelf became the bottom of the wall cabinet box with lift up doors.  The display turned out to be a big hit, as there was very little for contemporary looks at the show this year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We also featured a table island from our Traditional Collection, which was shown in Coffee Bean on Cherry with the Winchester door and a solid maple butcher block top. Osborne corner posts were used as the legs and the bottom shelf was solid shelving that had been grooved.  The island was constructed as one unit at the factory creating a beautiful furniture piece, gorgeous in any kitchen. 

 

 

 

 

 

The main focal point in our booth was the large white inset display that featured the Petersburg Square door and polished chrome latches.  This timeless display would remind your of walking into your Grandmother’s kitchen.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

One of the biggest attractions at the show this year was our Coconut Palm table, which created a perfect space for our Kennedy Green House book signing with Robin Wilson.  The Kennedy Green House documents the remodeling of Mary Richardson  and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s mold-infested Westchester County home.  The home features eco-friendly custom cabinetry by Holiday Kitchens.  The book can be purchased through Amazon.com.