Attention to detail

A strong kitchen design comes from the sum of many carefully considered one-of-a-kind details.

A true custom-designed kitchen means no compromises, says Tom Trzcinski, president of the Trzcinski Design Group.

Trzcinski is one of less than 100 Certified Master Kitchen & Bath Designers working nationwide. His design group has won several national design awards in recent years.

"Custom kitchens involve hours of design time," says Trzcinski. "It is all about you. For example, clients of the Trzcinski Design Group, which includes both Kitchen & Bath Concepts and Poggenpohl Pittsburgh, receive carefully rendered artist sketches, not computer drawings.

"The Kitchen & Bath Concepts kitchen featured here is a good example of true custom design," says Trzcinski. "The refrigerator is built into a freestanding cherry armoire that also serves as a room divider.

"Doors on the blue cabinet open to reveal a one-stop breakfast center with pull-out counter, refrigerator drawer, toaster and knife block. The large butcher's block, designed to look like an antique, has custom turned legs and four layers of wood, seamed with metal strapping."

For more information, contact the Trzcinski Design Group/Kitchen & Bath Concepts, 7901 Perry Highway, Pittsburgh, PA 15237, phone (412) 369 2900. Website: www.kitchenbathconceptspittsburgh.com.

Story by: Trendsideas