by Chris Boulton | Jan 13, 2016 | Architects, Homeowners, Interior Designers
Cornerstone worked with the homeowners, architects and designers to build cabinets for this ultra contemporary kitchen. We fit in the selected applianaces. We shaped cabinets to fit the room’s shape. We installed cabinets that 100% fit the designer’s...
by Chris Boulton | Dec 23, 2015 | Uncategorized
The family at Cornerstone Cabinet Company wishes you and your family a Merry...
by Chris Boulton | Dec 15, 2015 | Architects, Interior Designers, Uncategorized
The homeowner wanted plenty of storage and plenty of room for people to gather in what is often the most popular room of the house - the kitchen. Cornerstone installed cabinets with lots of function. We installed an island for more storage and work space. Then we arranged a breakfast bar for comfortable...
by Chris Boulton | Dec 8, 2015 | Homeowners, Interior Designers, Uncategorized
Cornerstone gives you the style and look you want - not what we have on sale! This kitchen is a beautiful blend of traditional and transition. A blend of woods on the cabinets and island. Natural stone floors. A design with comfort and practical use in the...
by Chris Boulton | Nov 25, 2015 | Uncategorized
Our family at Cornerstone Cabinet Company wants to take this opportunity to say thank you to our vendors, our partners and, most of all, our clients for making 2015 a wonderful year. We appreciate each of you. We wish you a Happy Thanksgiving with family and friends to celebrate the...
by Chris Boulton | Nov 12, 2015 | Architects, Contractors, Uncategorized
An exquisite custom contemporary kitchen filled with storage galore! Indeed, a chef’s kitchen with modern styling and exceptional custom craftsmanship. Custom cabinets of maple wood with Shaker doors. The kitchen is painted in Dover White. The island is a custom color. ...
by Chris Boulton | Oct 23, 2015 | Architects, Contractors, Uncategorized
This is a new video from Shiloh about their history, their principles and vision of cabinetry.
by Chris Boulton | Oct 7, 2015 | Architects, Contractors, Uncategorized
We wanted to share this recently completed project with you! Custom home built by Via Homes Oakcraft custom cabinets Door style - Delaware and Wilmington Cabinet stain - coconut white paint Island cabinet stain - espresso Island is Oakcraft custom cabinets with espresso stain. Additional seating at the island. Chandler Traditional French Provincial Island offers better use of space and more storage. Transition kitchen style. Kitchen cabinets are Oakcraft custom with coconut white stain. Custom cabinets for the wet bar. Tile work and glass shelving at the wet bar. Wine cooler. Custom cabinets for the laundry room. Small household office. Custom cabinets and countertop in the bath. Bath with custom cabinets. Custom Oakcraft cabinets in the...
by Cornerstone Cabinet Company | Jul 25, 2015 | Reviews
Thank you for your patience with us. Most of all thank you for the sharing of your experience and design knowledge. I know that centering the sink is great! Not buying the silverware insert saved us money.
by Chris Boulton | Jul 9, 2015 | Homeowners, Uncategorized
Most cabinets manufactured today have a clear coat lacquer or varnish finish applied over the top of the stain to help protect the finish as well as give the stain a more desired sheen. To clean your cabinetry, it is recommended to use a damp cloth with ordinary water. You do not want to soak the cloth or have enough water to drip into any crevices or joints of the cabinet doors. Water is wood’s worst enemy and will find a way into any exposed areas. If your cabinets have not been cleaned in a long time, you can add 1 part Murphy’s Oil Soap to 10 parts water and apply this to the cabinetry on a damp cloth. After this application, wipe down the area with ordinary water on a cloth. Finally wipe the area with a dry cloth to remove any excess water. It is important to wipe down your cabinetry regularly to help keep the greases and oils from you fingers from building up on your cabinets. Do not apply any furniture polish, waxes, etc. to your cabinets. This will dull your finish and leave a layer of film on the surface of your cabinets. If you are not sure of your finish, you can test the inside part of the door to see how your cleaning application is...
