Computer-Aided Design

An example of a concept rendering during the design process, enabling the client to conceptualize how various configurations will fit and look in their space

Lima Kitchen

Traditional raised-panel style doors with arches in the upper cabinets; many upgrades in this kitchen, detailed below (continue to scroll down with your mouse...) and custom features requested by client such as: wraparound peninsula, accommodation for sink and range-top locations, and inclusion of a wet bar accessible to adjoining room addition.




Dove-tail drawer boxes on full-extension "soft close" glides

One of Strong Hill Cabinetry's most popular specialties is our custom configured pullout storage unit, which can include adjustable shelves accessible from both sides - offering maximum utilization of otherwise awkward or wasted spaces, much nicer than reaching into the back of a dark cabinet

Another use of custom-configured pullout storage: a tidy pantry



Close-up of moulding detail, employing crown and rope mouldings

To the right side of sink: hidden trash cabinet with foot-actuated automatic roll-out hardware

Strong Hill Cabinetry recommends the use of drawers for base cabinets whenever possible: a more accessible solution that also more efficiently utilizes available space than drawer/door base units typical of factory-built cabinetry.

Shennen Kitchen

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Dianna's Kitchen

Before picture









White lacquer cabinets with glass doors and under cabinet lighting maximize this small corner space.











Extra-deep drawers with sturdy load-carrying hardware hold bulk quantities of baking ingredients

(client still needs countertop and flooring - after flooring is installed, I will add final toe kick under lower assembly)

Kara's Kitchen

These cabinets demonstrate the European "full-access" philosophy

Windsong Kitchen