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Check out this week's kitchen rendering by Jackie!

Today's featured kitchen rendering was designed to have as easy, open flow for cooking and entertaining. A large island in the center of the area is equipped for four seats. Another alluring trait of this island is the secondary prep sink. A ten-foot wall provides plenty of wall cabinets for storage and counter top on both sides of a double bowl sink facing a window that provides natural lighting. The 2020 design software our in-house Kitchen & Bath Designer uses to create these rendering is truly an amazing tool we have to offer our customers!



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