Plain & Fancy Custom Cabinetry has embraced this desire for simplification in the home with their latest kitchen concept, Practically Basic. Modern and practical, amenity-studded yet unassuming, the design incorporates a White Frost finish against beautifully textured Beech with a Special Cloister door that’s Shaker style. For textural contrast and a light, airy look with symmetry, glass front panels are used just above the sink and in the island.
No slouch on storage, there are built-in wall cabinets with a taller pantry stocked with shelving for grains and flour, and three mobile units -- an island and two armoires. These last three offer various configuration options, each piece conveniently moving from one spot to the next. The island provides a generous preparation area, and under-the-counter shelving behind sliding frosted glass doors. Taking flexibility to a new level the mobile armoires can be used in the kitchen as a pantry, the bedroom to house clothing, or the bathroom to stock linens.
In keeping with the organic nature of the space, Vermont Soapstone countertops and Bamtex bamboo flooring complete the picture. Simple and stylish, the Practically Basic kitchen synthesizes the look and feel of “the basics” and “the practical,” without being austere and bland.
Vince Achey, vice president of Plain & Fancy Custom Cabinetry, said, “Life has accelerated to such a degree that we look to home as refuge. It’s the one place we can maintain a sense of control and balance. Uncluttered, organized, unembellished -- these are our watchwords.”
To inquire about Plain & Fancy Custom Cabinetry, call (800) 447-9006 or visit www.plainfancycabinetry.com for an authorized Plain & Fancy showroom nearest you.
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