Dura Supreme Cabinetry Blogs: Kitchen & Bath Design Trends

Designing for the 5th Wall – The Ceiling

Author: Sandy Kloncz | Post Date: 08/19/2020

Surfaces--- The finish matters. The species matters. The style matters. We have seen surfaces extended over the sides of cabinetry in waterfall countertops...

Close up of modern pendant lighting above a ktichen island in a kitchen remodel.

Trend Study: Oversized Lighting in the Kitchen

Author: Dura Supreme Cabinetry | Post Date: 07/14/2020

Lighting technology has come a long way since Thomas Edison invented the first lightbulb in 1879. Today lighting is not only a functional tool but also an important design element.

Measuring and designing from a distance.

Pro Tips for Designing From A Distance

Author: Sandy Kloncz | Post Date: 06/02/2020

People have projects. Designers have creativity. Interaction is limited during a pandemic. This is the reality playing out across every state in our country.

A close up image of mirror cabinet doors in with an industrial floating shelf in a modern kitchen design featuring Dura Supreme Cabinetry.

Trend Study: Combining Mirrors and Cabinetry

Author: Mandi Juskiewicz | Post Date: 05/26/2020

Mirrors have been used as a decorative accent in home interiors for a long time. They add a reflective quality and can make a room feel lighter and brighter and even more expansive.

A natural color palette for a kitchen remodel using a shiplap door style in white paint with a light stained natural wood and a green subway tile.

Get the Look: Danish Style Kitchen Design

Author: Sandy Kloncz | Post Date: 05/12/2020

What do you imagine when you hear the words Danish Style? If you thought clean lines, uncluttered spaces, monochromatic, light color schemes, connection to nature, and slab door cabinetry...

A close up of painted textured cabinets from Dura Supreme. Shown in a bright white paint on quarter-sawn red oak for a unique, trendy textured look.

Trend Study: Painted Oak, Where Texture and Paint Converge

Author: Sandy Kloncz | Post Date: 04/28/2020

Texture is back. We’ve seen it in rough-hewn ceiling beams, the introduction of more character-rich wood species in cabinetry, and in dimensional wall tile.

A New Age For The Work Place and The Home Office

Author: Mandi Juskiewicz | Post Date: 04/21/2020

Home offices are more important today than they’ve ever been in the entire history of mankind. As we face a new age of global pandemics, millions have had no choice but to take their work home...

How Pandemics Have Shaped Design and What We Can Expect Post-COVID19

Author: Sandy Kloncz | Post Date: 04/07/2020

For hundreds if not thousands of years, mankind has been altering their environment to cure sicknesses and improve health. Architecture, infrastructure, and interiors have been re-imagined...

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