Base cabinet
A base cabinet refers to the bottom (or lower) set of kitchen or bathroom cabinets.
Bathroom with Gold Accents
Bathroom designers choose a different aesthetic for different homes based on a number of factors. Gold accents can add warmth, richness, and neutral tones to any bathroom.
Beadboard panel
Beadboard paneling is wood paneling with vertical grooves. It is often used on walls and cabinetry. Beadboard is available in many widths and styles.
Bevel
A countertop bevel refers to a decorative edge with an angle of 45-degrees or any number of degrees less than 90.
Blind Corner Cabinet
A cabinet positioned in the corner between two sets of adjacent cabinets, typically where the doors are set at a 90-degree angle to each other. It’s known as ‘blind’ because part of the storage space is hidden and can be difficult to access without specialized hardware.
Booth Seating
Also known as a banquette, booth seating is usually created by configuring one or more banquette seats into a horseshoe arrangement, booths form a sort of ‘room within a room’ for your guests.
Brass hardware
Brass is a metallic alloy, made of copper and zinc. Brass and bronze contain specific properties making them ideal for hardware applications. These alloys are durable, but also malleable enough to be crafted into beautiful hardware. Brass and bronze hardware are available in a variety of finishes from polished to satin, brushed, aged or antique and oil rubbed.
Breakfront
Breakfront cabinets have a central section projecting forward from those on either side to add depth and visual interest.
Bridge Faucet
A faucet where the water controls and the spout are all mounted separately but connected by a ‘bridge’ structure.
Brownstone Kitchen
The term “brownstone” refers to the brown sandstone used to coat the facades of brick row houses built for single, middle-class families in the early 19th century. Now these homes retain much of their historic charm while having updated interiors, including updated brownstone kitchens.