Available space and budget will dictate the size of your new kitchen. But you can establish an efficient layout no matter what the dimensions if you employ the work triangle-that is, place the range, refridgerator, and sink so they form the three points of a triangle and are no less than 4 and no more than 9 feet apart. Less space between the elements makes the work space too cramped; more space wastes steps, time, and energy. Traditionally, all of the layouts considered most efficient by kitchen experts were based on this work triangle. However, as kitchens have become multifunctional, new configurations may feature two or more work zones or activity centers. Choose the shape that best suits the space you have and the way you want to use it.

To make sure the drawer holds up for a lifetime no matter what you put in it.

Put every pot and lid in it's place to reduce the clanging and banging to find the right one.

Get the color you want, even if it's not in our catalog.

A wider selection means you can find the right one. A just-off-white pairs with our Baltic stain for a contrasting-yet-complementary color scheme.

We are offering 15% off KraftMaid cabinetry when 10 or more cabinets are bought. 

As you plan your new kitchen, remember you'll be living in it, for a long time. Basing your decisions on how the space works, not just how it looks or what it costs, is the best way to avoid Kitchen Regret.

Similar to a traditional Lazy Susan, but with the center pole moved to the back for a more open space.

When the entire pantry slides out, there's no back of the pantry for things to get lost in, so cans, bottles, jars and bags all stay neatly sorted.

No need to move anything out of the way to get out items stored in the back.