by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | May 28, 2026 | Uncategorized
“For years, the kitchen was designed to be seen. Statement ranges, sculptural hoods, and open shelving lined with ceramics turned it into a visual centerpiece of the home. Now, designers are moving in the opposite direction. Today’s most compelling kitchens are the ones you barely notice at all. The rise of the “invisible kitchen” marks a shift toward a quieter, more integrated kind of luxury, where appliances are concealed, storage is seamless, and the room reads less like a workspace and more like part of the home’s architecture. As open floor plans continue to dominate, the kitchen is no longer a separate zone. It is fully on display, often within sight of living and dining areas.” Click here to continue reading on Yahoo...
by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | May 21, 2026 | Uncategorized
“If the thought of a gray bathroom gives you a circa-2010-millennial-gray flashback, get ready to rethink this tried-and-true hue. These dreamy designer bathrooms will inspire you to go gray for your next DIY or home reno project. From handsome charcoal and gorgeous greige to misty blue-gray and more — keep reading to discover fresh ways to use gray in your bathroom design.” Click here to continue reading on...
by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | May 14, 2026 | Uncategorized
For years, laundry rooms have been treated as purely functional spaces — tucked behind closed doors and designed with little more than efficiency in mind. But designers are increasingly rethinking these overlooked rooms as opportunities for creativity, personality, and even relaxation. Barrett Cooke, principal of architecture and design studio Arterberry Cooke, transformed one stale, all-white laundry room into a sweet retreat that feels more like a boutique studio than a chore zone. Inspired by the surrounding landscape and the home’s 1920s history, Cooke leaned into color, style, and thoughtful functionality to completely reimagine the space. The result is a lesson in how good design can elevate even the most boring daily rituals. Read the full article and see photos on Brit +...
by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | May 14, 2026 | Uncategorized
“In 2026, neutral bathrooms are embracing a softer, more layered approach—think warm whites, creamy beiges, gentle grays, and natural textures that create a soothing, spa-like atmosphere. It’s all about subtle contrast and depth that keeps the space feeling anything but plain.” Click here to continue reading on The Cool...
by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | Apr 23, 2026 | Uncategorized
“Kitchen desk areas are making a strong comeback as multifunctional spaces that seamlessly blend work, organization, and everyday living. From compact built-ins to stylish nook setups, these areas are designed to keep your home running smoothly without sacrificing aesthetics.” Click here to continue reading on the Cool...
by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | Apr 16, 2026 | Uncategorized
“If it’s time for a kitchen refresh, there are a few things designers want you to avoid: Double kitchen islands, pot fillers above the stove, and these kitchen cabinet colors that feel dated in 2026. Design experts say that as kitchen designs have evolved to be more personal, the best colors for cabinets have also changed. In the era where things were all about a minimalist look or preserving the home’s resale value, certain neutral colors were both practical and on-trend. Today, it’s a slightly different story. Homeowners want their kitchens to feel warm and unique, which has renewed interest in warmer neutrals and earthy colors for the kitchen cabinets.” Click here to continue readin on Good...
by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | Apr 12, 2026 | Uncategorized
“You might not think it, but a vanity is one of the most important elements of your bathroom. It’s the sun around which day-to-day life in a bathroom revolves, housing drawers, outlets, a sink, and leaving room for a mirror just above. Naturally, it’s important to choose the right one for your space. But where should you begin? There are a few primary considerations when picking out a vanity, from function to aesthetics. We spoke with design experts to get to” Click here to continue reading on Martha...
by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | Apr 12, 2026 | Uncategorized
“It’s a bit of a misconception to think of hardware as the jewelry of a room. Sure, it can add a much-needed accent or sparkle to a room—but it should never be an afterthought when designing a kitchen. As a matter of fact, hardware is functional, tactile, and something we usually touch several times a day.” Click here to continue reading on Veranda....
by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | Apr 9, 2026 | Uncategorized
“Green has been a staple for years, but what is it about this particularly soothing hue that has designers all abuzz? Sage green continues to have a moment on everything from walls to furniture and decor. Is it a connection to nature, versatility, and range from the deep and moody to soft and subtle that makes earthy sage green a favorite? We spoke with home designers to find out their top tips for using this beloved color. “ Click here to continue reading in Southern...
by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | Apr 2, 2026 | Uncategorized
When it comes to dressing up your kitchen, you’d be surprised at how important your cabinet hardware is. Often seen as a small detail, hardware has a huge impact on the overall picture. So how do you make the most of it? One option is to go large. Another factor is to choose hardware that’s timeless. C and D-shaped hardware give you both, plus another advantage… ease of use. Starting with large hardware, designers have long understood the effect of placing large handles on cabinet doors and drawers. Both C and D-shaped hardware come in different lengths and depending on the size of your cabinets, feel free to go as big as 7-8 inches from end to end. Going long creates a ‘designer look’ with a relatively small investment. This hardware is also timeless. While cup pulls and knobs may customize a current look, just like complicated patterns in floors and walls; they tend not to stand the test of time. With C and D-shaped hardware, you have multiple styles and metal types to create your current custom look plus adapt to future changes and upgrades. The benefit least talked about but most important is the ease of use. If you haven’t heard about Universal Design - you will in the future. Our aging population is demanding it, yet it’s not just for seniors. People with mobility issues, especially arthritis (which inflicts over 50 million today) need to have easy access to stored items. And even if you and your family are in perfect health; think about times when your hands are wet, greasy or soapy. The ability to...
