I've been highlighting some of the new inset door styles available from Medallion Cabinetry, and it occurred to me that not everyone knows what that term means. Inset cabinetry is one of the three general styles of door overlays that are available in framed cabinetry. Before I describe those three styles, it might be helpful to review the differences between framed and frameless cabinetry. Cabinetry is made in two primary construction styles, framed and frameless. Here's a shot of what I mean by framed cabinetry.

Medallion Cabinetry released their new catalog last fall, it was well worth the wait. We've been selling Medallion Cabinetry for four years now and we're still amazed by their level of quality, reasonable price point, and great sense of style. We've sold may cabinetry brands over the course of our careers, but out of all of them, Medallion stands out. Medallion makes us look good and more importantly, they make you look good. Here are some of the new door styles released with the new catalog.

The Tampa Bay Business Journal ran a profile of Kuttler Kitchens, Inc on Friday, 20 March '09. Here's the link to the article. Unfortunately, you have to be a subscriber to read the whole thing but the few paragraphs you can read for free will give you a sense of the tone of the piece. In a time when upbeat, timely business stories are hard to come by; we're grateful to have been singled out as a business to watch.

Medallion Cabinetry have added to their collection of door styles in their Platinum line of inset cabinetry. Inset doors are a traditional form of cabinet making that staging a bit of a comeback. Notice how the doors in these photos sit inside the face frame, rather than attaching to the outside of the frame. Pretty slick.