A toe kick (sometimes referred to as a cabinet baseboard) refers to the recessed space at the base of floor-mounted cabinets. Sometimes the toe kick is covered in a different material from the cabinets, such as Alumasteel, or sometimes it matches the cabinet material.
Tongue and groove is a type of joint in which two panels or pieces are joined together (the tongue into the groove) to create a strong, flat surface.
Traditional style kitchens or classic kitchens convey a style that references historic design elements. Often, a classic kitchen includes intriguing details and embellishments, adding character and charm while still offering function, storage and style.
A transitional kitchen melds classic elements with more streamlined, contemporary features to produce something new and fresh. Transitional kitchen design offers added flexibility to demonstrate personal expression.
A tray ceiling, also called an inverted or recessed ceiling, features a center section that is several inches (or several feet) higher than the areas around the perimeter of the room.
Trim molding (or moulding) is a long, narrow decorative piece of wood that is used to cover the space between cabinetry and the ceiling. It is also sometimes used between different cabinet components and between cabinets and an appliance.
A two-sink kitchen, also known as a double-sink kitchen, is a kitchen design featuring two separate sink units, each equipped with its own faucet and basin. This configuration allows for simultaneous use of the sinks, enhancing efficiency in food preparation, dishwashing, and other kitchen activities.
A U-shaped kitchen (sometimes referred to as a C-shaped kitchen or a horseshoe kitchen) features appliances, counters and base and wall cabinets located on three adjoining walls. In this type of kitchen, the size and placement of the work triangle (comprised of the range or oven, sink and refrigerator) is critical to the efficiency of the layout.
Undermount sinks result in a clean look that often is popular with contemporary design. They provide an uninterrupted countertop line.
Varnish refers to a water-based or oil-based protective top coat that is applied to seal a cabinet surface from minor nicks or staining.