As you’re gathering your thoughts while upgrading your kitchen, there are a number of things you should consider before getting engaged with specific woods, colors, or options. Cabinets have unique features and price points for a reason, they are all different! Let us educate you on a few things to consider.

What color of cabinet do you prefer?

Dark natural, reddish-brown: Mahogany is the nicest and rarest. It comes in deep rich colors of red and reddish-brown.

Dark natural, reddish-brown: Cherry is gorgeous wood that starts light and will darken over time. Its uneven colors and deep heart make it wonderful from day one.

Dark natural, brown: Maple, oak, pine, and birch can all be stained dark. It is a bit of sin to stain maple and oak, because of the amazing natural grain of the wood. The least expensive option is pine and it can be stained any color.

Light natural: Oak has a wide-open grain and can be found in wonderful light colors.

Light natural: Maple has a tighter grain and a deep, warm heart. It is wonderful to look at for its grain complexity.

White or Painted Cabinets: A very popular choice, cabinets can be painted white or any other color for a unique and updated look.

Glazed Cabinets: A higher-end look, glazed cabinets provide a unique distressed coloring that accents the details of a cabinet door.

Modern amenities and features

Remodeled homes often come with modern amenities and features that are in line with current trends and technologies. This can include updated kitchens, bathrooms, energy-efficient appliances, smart home systems, and more, enhancing the overall quality of living.

Increased comfort and functionality

Remodeling projects often aim to improve the layout and functionality of a home. Buyers benefit from a more comfortable and practical living space that meets their needs and preferences.

Higher energy efficiency

Many remodeled homes include energy-efficient upgrades such as insulation, windows, appliances, and heating and cooling systems. These features can result in lower energy bills and a more environmentally friendly home.

Enhanced resale value

Buying a remodeled home can be a good investment as it may hold its value better over time compared to homes that haven't been updated. When the time comes to sell, a remodeled home could attract a higher selling price and a larger pool of potential buyers.

Improved aesthetics

Remodeled homes often have updated interiors and exteriors that reflect current design trends and styles. Buyers can enjoy a more visually appealing living environment without the need to undertake renovations themselves.

Reduced renovation costs

While the upfront cost of a remodeled home might be higher, buyers can save money on renovation costs by purchasing a home that already has the updates and improvements they desire.