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Realities
UltraCraft
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Destiny
UltraCraft® kitchens and baths are created
from a world of options that come together in
the perfect combination for your home. With a
myriad of colors, stains, glazes, woods, exotic
veneers, mouthwatering accessories and so
much more, you can have it all.
With Destiny, our flagship line, choose from
seemingly limitless combinations of door styles
and finishes to create the exact look and feel
you want. Wood, Thermofoil, Acrylic, Textured
Melamine and Metal door styles are available in
a variety of colors, veneers, sheens and specialty
finishes. And, with our no-charge dimensional
modifications, along with customization
options, Destiny delivers the “Right Style For
Your Lifestyle.”
With Vision, our mid-priced quick-ship line, we
offer a variety of popular door styles and colors
in our exclusive Eurotek Veneer. Eurotek doors,
drawer fronts, and accessory parts are colorfast and durable, making Vision one of the best
values in the marketplace.
All UltraCraft cabinets feature uncompromising
construction, and the best warranty in the
industry. Plus, you’ll find an exciting range of
modifications and upgrades, many of which
you’ll see as you dive into this book.
Realities
Kitchens............ 2-81, 118-119
Baths & More............... 82-107
Accessories................. 108-117
Visit your nearest UltraCraft Dealer or Designer
today or find out more about UltraCraft at
www.ultracraft.com.
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Front Cover – Daytona, Maple, Metled Brie and Custom Paint (Benjamin Moore Color #1680 Hudson Bay), Low Sheen.
Designer: Debbie Davis, CMKBD, CAPS, Kitchens by Wedgewood. Photo: Virtuance.com.
This Page – Plymouth, Cherry, Sangria. Designer: Sarah Aldrich and Tom Grzywacz. Milford Lumber Company and The Muir Showroom.
Back Cover – Acrilux II, Linear Bronze. Designer: Joe Combest, Combest Cabinets. Photo: Michelle Anderson, Pinkle Toes Photography
UltraCraft
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Perth Amboy, Cherry, Sangria and Boulder, Rustic Alder, Caramel with special-order drawer fronts. Designer: Sondra Solomon.
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Kitchens
Kitchens
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Frisco, Maple, Arctic White & Plymouth, Cherry, Chestnut, Brown Glaze. Designer: Scot Motzny. Photo: Moondog Photography.
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Choose Your Favorite Color
Stainless steel and chrome bring bling to
this comfortable space, but this homeowner
added her favorite color to the islands to make
a personal statement. With custom color
matching, you can have any color you like.
Daytona, Maple, Metled Brie and Custom Paint (Benjamin Moore Color #1680 Hudson Bay), Low
Sheen. Designer: Debbie Davis, CMKBD, CAPS, Kitchens by Wedgewood. Photo: Virtuance.com.
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Distinct Spaces
Define spaces by contrasting
colors. Richly stained cabinets
and island next to this light, airy
dining room outline two distinct
rooms in one space. Window
mullions stained to match the
cabinets and butcher block
countertop add a little extra
interest.
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Mount Vernon, Cherry Chestnut. Kitchen & Bath Design Consultants, staff design. Photo: Chipper Hatter.
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Double Up
Large rooms are a great opportunity for dark colors
and oversized pieces. Two islands offer workspace
for two and extra tall cabinets grant a bold presence
and more storage Add a touch of art glass to lighten
the highest areas.
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Stickley Wide with 5-piece Matching Drawer Front, Oak, Wenge. Designer: Blake Howell, Allied ASID. The Works. Photo: Joel Silverman.
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Family Room
The kitchen is where it all happens. Here there’s
room for the cook, island seating for a quick bite and
even a desk for household business and homework.
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Andover, Maple, Arctic White with Brown Linen Glaze. Designer: Samina Datta, Reico Kitchen & Bath. Photo: BTW Images, LLC.
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A Traditional Statement
The modern touches in this space – sky lights,
a glass door refrigerator and colorful stone
countertops – blend quietly with traditional
design. Raised panel doors throughout and
a contrasting stain on the island ground this
kitchen in an elegant past.
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Manhattan Wide, Cherry, Chestnut with Brown Glaze and Maple, Beach White. Designer:
Erica Caserta, AKBD, Showcase Kitchens. Photo: Steven Laschever Photography; LASCHphoto.
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Pretty Functional
Small spaces don’t have to be plain. The pillars and valance on the
cabinet beneath the cooktop mimick the pass through and hood above.
And just look at the amount of storage in this efficient kitchen!
Charlotte, Maple, Beach White. Designer: Lorey Cavanaugh, Kitchen and Bath Design and Construction. Photo: Chrissy Racho.
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Understated and Soothing
Choose a soft, understated palette to
create a soothing space. Allow cabinets
to melt quietly into the background
by painting walls the same color. Add
subtle features like recessed cabinets,
glass doors and a farm sink for a
personal appeal.
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Charlotte, Maple, Beach White and Stone. Designer: Erica Caserta, AKBD. Showcase Kitchens.
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Elegant Top To Bottom
This design highlights the contrast
between light and weighty. A soft
paint color – Melted Brie – lifts the
room up to delicate double-arch
glass doors and finely detailed
chandeliers. Darker Vintage
Truffle on both islands brings the
room back down. Hand carved
wood seating and wide plank
floors are a nice touch.
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Freedom, Maple, Melted Brie and Vintage Truffle. Designers: Emily Zuckoff and
Carolyn Bryan; Reico Kitchen & Bath. Photo: Design Studios, Locust Grove, VA.
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So Organized
Accommodate everything including the kitchen sink with floor to ceiling cabinets,
large drawers, cute, little drawers and open shelves for display-worthy items. Oh,
and an island with more drawers and shelves and a recessed microwave. Now, where
is that colander?
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Manhattan Wide, Cherry, Golden. Designer: Jeorge Riberio. Artistic interiors.
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Greco, Satin White and Fairlawn, Cherry, Bordeaux with Brown Glaze. Designer:
Lorey Cavanaugh, Kitchen and Bath Design and Construction. Chrissy Racho.
Now And Then, Now
The Satin White personality in this kitchen is
for a busy, modern cook who needs an efficient
bright space to work in. The Bordeaux personality
remembers the value of china cabinets and formal
dinners in the dining room. Spanning the two
lifestyles is super-functional island in the richer
color with seating for a casual breakfast.
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Spark Not Stark
Every detail in this kitchen holds the
light. Breckenridge door style in bright
Arctic White has just enough interest
for a quiet shadow. Modest light rails
conceal lighting that splashes off glossy
white tile. And jewel-like pendants spray
sparkles across the ceiling.
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Breckenridge, Maple, Arctic White. Designer: Katherine Dashiell, Reico Kitchen & Bath. Photo: BTW Images, LLC.
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2012 NKBA AWARD WINNER
BEST SMALL KITCHEN
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Small Space,
Big Storage
Use your space wisely with floor
to ceiling pantries and oversized
drawers. Glass doors and shelves
add light and break up solid colors.
Put cabinets in random places
for extra storage like the tambour
appliance garage under the
hanging pots and the flip-up-door
cabinet beside the microwave.
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Shaker, Maple, Stone with Brown Linen. Designer: Sandra Tierney, CMKBD, CID; Cabinets by Design. Photo: Gail Owens
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Canvas of Cabinets
Cabinets don’t have to be the focal point. They
can provide a beautiful backdrop, showcasing
other features like the bold clock and the blown
glass pendant lighting here. The frosted glass
doors on the top cabinets artistically display of
a parade of white pitchers.
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Charlotte, Maple, Beach White. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall. Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal. Studio Design.
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Surrounded
This expanse of all-matching cabinets wraps around
this room, visually gathering family and friends
toward the oversized island granting good food and
fellowship. The outdoorsy colors are as down-to-earth
as you’d expect the conversation to be.
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Shaker, Maple, Truffle. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall. Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal. Studio Design.
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A Comfortable White
Light neutrals used together create a feeling
of spaciousness. Subtle patterns in counters
and back splashes can spice up the room’s
personality and here, under-cabinet lighting
adds a flicker of life.
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Raised, Maple, Beach White. 5-piece drawer front. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall. Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal. Studio Design.
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Yesterday and Today
Traditional dark oak pairs with modern
Aluminum and Stainless Steel and
pops of pumpkin and goldenrod are
both fresh and retro. Enjoy countertops
and storage galore, including a huge
baker’s island and an outbound drink
station with bar to keep traffic moving.
Stickley, Oak, Wenge. Designer: Heather Jasper. Powell Construction Services. Photo: Clarence Sormin.
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Shaker: Simple and Strong
This light-filled casual space didn’t need any fussy
elements in the open kitchen, just a simple door style solid
enough to hold up the roof. Rockford, a Shaker-style door
with just enough of a special profile, does the job.
Rockford, Maple, Arctic White. Designer: Kitchen and Bath Design Consultants; Staff Design. Photo: Chrissy Racho.
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Farm-esque
This kitchen’s modern
conveniences are nestled in a
farm house feel with creamy
colors, artisan-looking
cabinets with slightly worn
finishes, wide moldings,
open shelving, and a work
island butted right up to
a round table begging for
company, coffee and pie.
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Sagamore, Maple, Beach White and Stone. Designer: Tina Rodda. Kitchen Cove Cabinetry and Design.
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Kick Off Your Shoes
Design the perfect kitchen for today’s active,
hard-working families. Include light, white
cabinets, a stylish sink, stone countertops and
backsplash and a well-outfitted mudroom by
the back door.
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Shaker, Maple, Melted Brie. Designer: Lorey Cavanaugh, Kitchen and Bath Design and Construction. Chrissy Racho.
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Breckenridge, Maple, Stone. Designer: Robert Gluskin. Atlantic Kitchen and Bath.
Crowning Achievement
The stacked silhouette of these wall
cabinets presents a chicness, heightened
by the use of contrasting Beach White and
Stone together. Glass doors add even more
dimension while flip-up doors smarten
the overall effect. The stainless farm sink
flanked by decorative posts and hefty
farm-style island anchor this perky room.
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Breckenridge, Maple, Beach White and Stone. Designer: Robert Gluskin. Atlantic Kitchen and Bath.
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Opposites Attract
This large great room/kitchen combo is friendly and bright, even though its colors are
as opposite as day and night. The kitchen isn’t defined by walls, but by darker, stylishly
understated cabinets. The transition from living area to kitchen is upholstered bar
chairs on the “lighter” side of the island and a crisp, white counter top.
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Shaker, Maple, Chocolate. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall. Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal. Studio Design.
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Fun and Functional
Combining your storage and
function needs not only saves
space, but notches up the fun
factor. This dining area features
benches with built-in storage
beneath. And the bench’s
high back creates a multi-level
surface above the sink in the
adjacent kitchen. And never
underestimate the value of an
oversized island.
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Napoli, Ecru. Designer: Erica Caserta, AKBD. Showcase Kitchens.
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Venezia, Buttermilk with Caramel Patina. Designer: Robert Theroux, Kitchens by Design
Define Your Space
If you don’t’ have walls, use a curved island to
help shape the space called “the kitchen.” And if
that’s not enough, add dark dining stools and a
subtle floor-tile boundary. End cabinet panels also
help finish out an area. Psst…isn’t the drawer
under the stacked oven, cool?
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Vision
Vision
Current Value
A current kitchen design doesn’t have to be
expensive. Jamestown, one of the newest doors
in our value-priced Vision line, is a transitional
Shaker-style shown here in Dove White. Cap it off
with crown molding and a tile backsplash with a
modern layout.
Simple Backdrop
Jamestown, Dove White. Designer: Lorey Cavanaugh, Kitchen and Bath Design and Construction. Photo: Chrissy Racho
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Serene, honorable, unmarred, demure cabinets
make a great backdrop for other kitchen
features. Spruce up with sassy, silver accents and
an alternative countertop.
Napoli, Ecru. Designer: Mary Porzelt, Boston Kitchens
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Budget Saavy
Vision
Vision’s Tuscany in Amber Cherry
with Auburn Patina is the perfect
look for today’s traditional or
transitional kitchen. And because
Vision is value-priced, you can add
extra features with all the budget
left over.
Tuscany, Amber Cherry with Auburn Patina; Designer: Joe Cheney, Cape & Island Kitchens
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Tuscany, Amber Cherry with Auburn Patina; Designer: Mary Porzelt, Boston Kitchen Distributors
Tuscany, Amber Cherry with Auburn Patina
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Daring Paring
Who would have guessed
these two very different
door finishes – Textured
Melamine wood and
high-gloss UltraLux acrylic
– would look so great
together! Tie it all in with
an adventurous, super
thick, cantilevered island
countertop.
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Metropolis, Silver Elm Vertical and South Beach, Powder. Photo: The ShadowLight Group.
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Adriatic, Gloss White. Designed by Elizabeth Aurandt for mercerINTERIOR. Photographed by Emily Gilbert.
Light and Bright
The simple, crisp white cabinets allow you to use the walls
as your canvas. Show off your artistry with bold colors and
patterns in paint and tile. Fresh any way you look at it.
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Modern Mode
This gleaming contemporary kitchen features
an artful collection of cabinets and a prominent
island. Long lines and sharp angles are everywhere
while moldings are absent. An innovative space
flooded with light and beautifully tempered with
soft, rich color.
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Florence Dark Roast Textured Wenge; Designers: Shuky Conroyd, AKBD, Boca Kitchens and
Marcia Castleman, Castle Design Group; Photo: ©Edward Butera, IBI Designs, Boca Raton, FL
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Sleek Chic
A minimalist design with long sleek lines is the perfect match for UltraLux’s
Linear Silver finish. High-gloss acrylic paired with a stone countertop and
shiny appliances and fixtures lets light bounce all around.
Acrilux II, Linear Silver Designer: Daniel Altmann, Reico Kitchen & Bath. Photo: BTW Images, LLC.
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Shine On
Acrilux II is the ultimate contemporary
door style. High-gloss acrylic cabinet
surfaces with aluminum-looking
trim and hardware, and high-tech
appliance are all the excitement this
kitchen needs.
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Acrilux II, Midnight. Designer: Emily Campbell.
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Liberal with Lines
If clean is your thing, the sleekness of
glossy cabinets, shimmering stainless
steel, crystal-clear glass and smooth, shiny
surfaces just might brighten your day.
Cabinets that glow, see-through pantries,
exposed dishes, and a floating TV, help
give shape to the untarnished reputation
of this room.
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Slab, Bamboo, Chocolate and Acrilux II, Pure White. Designers: Roger Shollmier, CKG, Michael Thorp and Kelly Peterson.
Kitchen Ideas & The Galley, LLC. Photo: Gabby Vonigas.
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Delicate Balance
Usually floating shelves alone will lift the feel of a kitchen, but here
there’s an extra lightness with thinner waterfall countertops and a
unique work surfact seemingly suspended mid-air. Balance is restored
with touchable Kona Textured Melamine on the outer cabinets.
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Piper, Kona and Oakland Park, Maple, Melted Brie. Photo: The ShadowLight Group.
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Let In The Sun!
Natural light is a great opportunity to add warmth and
brightness to your kitchen. Choose sleek, reflective surfaces like
these glossy, apple green counter tops and stainless appliances to
add sparkle around the room. Replicate that in other areas with
glass-door cabinets and under-cabinet lighting.
Richmond II, Maple, Natural. Designer: Jorge A. Martinez, CKD. Designer Kitchens LA.
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High Tech Glass
This look contrasts earthy, low sheen Truffle paint with shiny
Cannes Ashley Grey backpainted Tech Glass. Take note of the
countertops in three thicknesses. (And who doesn’t want one
that lights up!)
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Apex, Maple, Truffle and Fineline Aluminum with Cannes Ashley Grey Tech Glass. Designer: Drury Design Kitchen & Bath Studio. Photo: Eric Hausman.
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Destiny
Adriatic, Satin White and Shark. Designer: Lorey Cavanaugh, Kitchen and Bath Design and Construction. Chrissy Racho.
A Room For Color
This modern industrial style kitchen in greys and
whites is a backdrop designed to show off the
food. And the cook! The space is kept warm with a
soft sheen granite and wood grain bar stools, and
kept light with reflective tile and floating shelves.
Slimline Aluminum and Acrilux II, Linear Bronze and Pure White. Designer: Shuky Conroyd, AKBD. Boca Kitchens.
The Future Is Bright
Light doesn’t have to come only from fixtures. In this super-modern space featuring the
light-colored sleek surfaces of Engineered Stone countertops, stainless steel appliances
and ultra sheek cabinets, reflections flood the entire room with divine brightness, while
the warmth of a wooden floor keeps you anchored in the moment.
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Cellini, Gloss Birdseye. Designer: Gary Labrocquy. Artistic Interiors.
New Dimensions
Even with just a dual-tone color arrangement in cabinets and
countertops, you can create a lot of interest in your kitchen. The
triple-hutch that stair-steps upward and outward and wall cabinets
of varying heights take this contemporary design up a notch.
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Richmond II, Cherry, Bordeaux and Stainless Steel. Designer: Pam Meyer-Green, CKD. G.M. Roth Design.
Entertaining Kitchen
Cherry finish and black and stainless steel highlights come
together with high-gloss tile and crackle-glass pendant lights
for an elegantly affluent ambiance. Open shelving helps
lighten the richness of the cabinetry. A gorgeous marble bar,
and seating for eight invites everyone to the party.
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Baths
Baths
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Breckenridge, Maple, Chocolate. Low Sheen. Designer: Lori Noel.
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Outline Your Presentation
While the walls and the drawer fronts
are dark, the cabinets really stand out
because they’re surrounded by white.
The sleek hardware, floating glass
shelving and unframed mirror offer a
modern presentation that flows nicely.
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Adriatic, Shark. Designer: Jorge A. Martinez, CKD. Designer Kitchens LA.
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Warm and Cool
A small bathroom can be overtaken by
cool, hard materials like ceramic tile and
glass. Making the shower walls transparent
opens the space and natural, warm Bamboo
cabinets bring in softness and comfort.
Slab, Bamboo, Natural. Designer: Jorge A. Martinez, CKD. Designer Kitchens LA.
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Hideaway
Bright, white, fun and light. With
high ceilings and a soaking tub, even
a small bathroom can be a spa-like
sanctuary.
Unexpected Charm
Far left: A glossy hanging vanity topped
with hand-chipped stone creates a
nice balance between natural and
contemporary.
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Adriatic, Dark Ebony. Designer: Heather Jasper. Powell Construction Services. Photo: Clarence Sormin.
Charlotte, Maple, Arctic White. Designer: Lorey Cavanaugh, Kitchen and Bath Design and Construction. Photo: Chrissy Racho.
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Vision
Napoli, Ecru. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall. Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal. Studio Design
As Simple As It Gets
Understated, uncomplicated,
uncolored. Unbelievably perfect.
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Adriatic, Pure Wenge HZ. Designers: Karen Aylestock, KPA Design Group and
Patty Whitman, Reico Kitchen & Bath. Photo: Felicia Evans Photography
Don’t Float Away
A large window and large mirrors make this
bathroom feel spacious and airy. Even the wallmounted cabinets appear to float, but a rich
horizontal woodgrain finish keeps the whole space
perfectly grounded.
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Reflections of Tranquility
Soap or body wash? Bath or shower? Calm, quiet
colors and mild décor make relaxing effortless…
no matter which side of the bathroom you prefer.
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Napoli, Ecru. Designers: Terri Saint and Brian Hall. Classica Homes. Photo: Serena Apostal. Studio Design.
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Accent On Playful
You don’t need to do much
in a small bathroom to make
special. A solid base of darkfinsihed cabinets, neutral
colors on the wall and (sexy
thin!) countertop and a
playful, mid-century modern
geometric mirror.
Modena, Dark Roast Textured Wenge.
Designer: Terri Saint and Brian Hall, Classica Homes.
Photo: Serena Apostal, Studio Design
Squared Away
Florence Dark Roast Textured Wenge; Designers: Shuky Conroyd, AKBD, Boca Kitchens and
Marcia Castleman, Castle Design Group; Photo: ©Edward Butera, IBI Designs, Boca Raton, FL
The deep color and geometric
styling of this vanity allude to a
metropolitan influence. Take a
seat on the drawer bench while
you slather on the moisturizer.
Catch-All Cabinets
Venezia, Buttermilk with Caramel Patina.
Designer: Kitchen & Bath Design Consultants
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The laundry room always ends
up hosting more than colorsorted clothes. Household
cleaners, messy brooms,
tangled hangers and stuff
that just doesn’t fit anywhere
else. But if you have cabinets,
suddenly it’s all okay.
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Ready, Aim, Chute!
Bright and Warm
The casual feel of painted beadboard-inspired
cabinets creates a laid-back environment warmed
by buttery yellow walls. Light colors keep this
space feeling more..., well, spacious.
This clever hinged shelf disguises
a laundry chute down to the
basement utility room. Just lift
the lid and release, and cut the
laundry-hauling chores in half.
Hampton with 5-piece Matching Drawer Front, Maple, Eggshell. Designer: Heather Jasper. Powell Construction Services. Photo: Clarence Sormin.
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His and Hers
Double vanity, soaking
tub and double shower.
This design has
the perfect balance
of masculine and
feminine. Hard surfaces
are warmed with a
comfortable neutral
color on the walls and
wood cabinetry with a
luxurious stain and an
applied molding detail
for texture and interest.
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Englewood, Cherry, Peppercorn. Designer: Debbie Davis, CMKBD, CAPS, Kitchens by Wedgewood. Photo: Virtuance.com
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Destiny
A Little Glam
Above: Simple, richly-stained
cabinets play a supporting role
leaving the star treatment to
stepped countertops, carefullyplaced mirrors, bold colors and
lively wall tile.
Rich And Inviting
The rich, heavy feel of ornate cabinetry can be
toned down with light and color like the marble
counters, back splash, pretty sconces and wall
color here. The arched valences and counter
silhouette offer a posh softness to the space.
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Breckenridge Wide, Cherry, Smoke. Bradford & Kent, staff design. Photo: Frank Pavone.
Manhattan Wide, Cherry, Wenge. Low Sheen. Designers: Charles Harrill and Elizabeth Campo. Christino Kitchens.
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Mount Vernon, Cherry, Chestnut. Kitchen & Bath Design Consultants, staff design.
Simple Luxury
Soak your troubles away in this
traditional bath, elegantly outfitted
with dark wood, Design towels and a
river rock countertop.
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Carnegie, Cherry, Amber, Brown Glaze. Designer: Blake Howell, Allied ASID and Bette Raburn, ASID. The Works. Photo: Joel Silverman.
Pomp and Pampering
This upscale look features a warm wood stain and dark glaze for depth. Glass
doors make tall overhead cabinets feel as light as Design towels. A towel
warmer and sit-down vanity nook are an invitation to pamper yourself.
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Working Late?
This office/guest room offers ample storage
and shelving, a desk and plenty of room to
think…once you fold the bed into the wall.
Just choose your style carefully since you may
be here day and night!
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Manhattan, Rustic Alder, Storm Grey with Brown Glaze, Worn. Low Sheen. Designer: Lori Noel.
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Accessories
Accessories
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Boston, Cherry, Chestnut. Designer: Robert Theroux. Kitchens By Design.
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Accessories
Make your dream kitchen or bath even dreamier by
adding accessories that store, display, decorate, hide,
organize, and otherwise serve you well.
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Pull-out Pantry
Deep Drawers
Blind Corner Base Pull-outs
Decorative Posts
Pull-outs
Tray Dividers
Decorative Corbels
Bread Bin
Trash Can Cabinet
Lattice Wine Rack
Wood Cutlery Divider
Knife Block
Tilt-out Tray
Letter File
All the accessories on these two
pages were designed into this one,
very functional kitchen!
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Wicker Basket Cabinet
Bi-Fold, Flip Up, and Swing Up Doors
X Wine Rack
Wine Cubes
Euro-style Feet
Decorative Range Hood
Wainscoting
Decorative Legs
Spice Drawers
Appliance Garages
Decorative Valances
Range Hood Ventilator
Spice Pull-out
Dishwasher Appliance Panels
Metal Pedestal
Refrigerator Appliance Panels
Revolving Recycle Bins
Light Rails
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Stainless Steel Drawer Dividers
Fineline Cutlery Tray Inserts
Fineline Deep Drawer Inserts
Mixer Storage
Vegetable Drawers
Spice Rack
Spice Drawer
Blum Utensil Inserts and
Knife Holder Insert
Blum Deep Drawer Insert and
Spice Tray Insert
Moldings
Plate Rack
Lights
Farm Sink
Range Hoods
Plate Holders
Lazy Susans
Cutting Board
Pantries
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Glass
Art Glass Options
Incorporating glass doors into your kitchen design visually expands your
space while lending a touch of elegance. Show off a little!
Frame
Mullion
Prairie
Quarter-Round
X-Lite
BAROQUE
CLEAR
DOUBLE STRENGTH
CROSS REEDED
CROSS REEDED
SANDBLASTED
CRYSTAL
CURACO
GROUND
DOUBLE STRENGTH
ENGLISH REEDED
ENGLISH REEDED
SANDBLASTED
GLUECHIP
GNA
GRANITE
GREY
DOUBLE STRENGTH
HAMMERED
PINTO
SEEDY
WAVE
CLEAR BEVEL
GLUECHIP BEVEL
MIRROR
Double Arch
Tech Glass Options
CLARION
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CLARION ETCH
SOFT ETCHED
BRONZE ETCH
SOFT ETCHED
BLACK ETCH
BACKPAINTED
SOFT ETCHED
SILK ETCH
BACKPAINTED
SOFT ETCHED
MIRROR ETCH
BACKPAINTED
SOFT ETCHED
CLARION WHITE
BACKPAINTED
PATTERNED
CANNES ASHLEY GREY
BACKPAINTED
PATTERNED
TREE WHITE ETCH
BACKPAINTED
PATTERNED
PEARL ETCH
BACKPAINTED
SOFT ETCHED
CAFFE ETCH
BACKPAINTED
SOFT ETCHED
WHITE ETCH
BACKPAINTED
SOFT ETCHED
TIMBER BLACK ETCH
BACKPAINTED
PATTERNED
Leaded Glass Options
DIAMOND
FOUR SQUARE
LACE
MULLION
PRAIRIE
STRIPES
TULIP
Clear Beveled
Diamonds with Clear
GNA or Hammered
Glass Field
4 Clear Beveled
Squares with
Clear or Seedy
Glass Field
Clear Beveled Squares
with Clear GNA Glass
or Gluechip Beveled
Squares with Gluechip
Glass Field
Leaded Mullion
with Clear or any
Art Glass*
Prairie Style with
Clear or any Art
Glass*
Beveled Stripes with
Clear or Black Glass
Clear Beveled Tulip
& Squares with Clear
or Wave Glass Field
*Some limitations apply.
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Destiny
You Can Never Have Too Much Storage
Wow. Wall to wall, floor to ceiling cabinets. White
cabinets, wood cabinets, tiny cabinets way up high, glassdoor cabinets, flip-up door cabinets, crowned cabinets,
countered cabinets, corner cabinets. Even the refrigerator
looks like a cabinet.
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Frisco, Maple, Arctic White & Plymouth, Cherry. Chestnut, Brown Glaze. Designer: Scot Motzny. Photo: Moondog Photography.
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SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS.
6163 OLD 421 ROAD
LIBERTY, NC 27298
800.803.2315
www.ultracraft.com
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MasterBrand Cabinets Family.
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