We hope our ad in the latest issue of Winston-Salem Monthly inspires you to get a little steamy in your kitchen!

We got a little racy for our Valentine’s Day ad in the February issue of Winston-Salem Monthly.

The white inset cabinets (Barnsdale,) the Black Strype Granite countertops on the perimeter and bar, and the White Carrara marble on the island are so attractive together. We just couldn’t help ourselves!

We got a little racy for our Valentine’s Day ad in the February issue of Winston-Salem Monthly magazine.

The white inset cabinets (Barnsdale,) the Black Strype Granite countertops on the perimeter and bar, and the White Carrara marble on the island are so attractive together. We just couldn’t help ourselves!

As the holiday season approaches we are reminded of all that we have to be grateful for; time spent with family, hugs from our kids, pantries full of food. We are also thankful for the opportunity to work with great organizations like Habitat for Humanity, that helps low-income families afford a home they can be proud of. They say the kitchen is the heart of the home and we are honored that our clients have entrusted us to make their kitchens special! So, from everyone at Cabinet Creations, Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas!

We’ve added some recent work to our photo gallery: Oldham, Raintree and Hawthorne. Enjoy!

Check out this article in the Winston-Salem Journal. It features one of our recent clients and their beautiful kitchen. It was a pleasure working with this family.

Their kitchen showcases many of the custom features available including a custom bar area and a unique island option. Here are some additional photos not included in the article:

Bagnal Lumber Cabinet Creations TV Spot

The 2010 ReStore Spaces event raised over $12,600 for Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County.

As one of Eight design teams, Mara Gardner of Cabinet Creations & Paul Mallory of Sonoma Wine Rooms joined creative forces to create a Wine Tasting Room using donated items found at the ReStore.  They repurposed an old crib rail for horizontal wine storage (left), cut a Queen Anne dining table in half, painted it green &  made 2 consoles; reused cabinet doors designed for glass inserts into a fabric folding screen; recycled 12 ceiling fan blades into a stunning glossy red & green clock sculpture; and gave a plain shaker cabinet door new life as a gold-leafed wine tray.  Found faux-bamboo legs inspired the tile-topped tasting table & remnants from a roll of wallpaper were just enough to create  dramatic wall panels.

Special thanks to Madison Heyden and the Winston-Salem businesses who helped with this room: 1502 Fabrics, Reynolda Upholstery, Custom Colors, Frame It & Pfaff’s

Cabinet Creations at the 2009 Habitat ReStore Spaces: a designer kitchen assembled from mis-matched cabinets & appliances found at the ReStore…