MUST have's in your next Kitchen Remodeling!

A Work Station is the single best functionality upgrade you will make. 

• Larger the better 36-48" 
• Two-Tiered so you can pass items back and forth during food preparation
• Only one sided drain-no divider needed

Task Lighting is essential to your plan by zones. MSH recommends the following minimal Task Lighting Zones: 

1. Uncabinet Hard-wired LED task lighting at 3200 lumens
2. Work-Station a flat panel 6" LED at 5000 lumens
3. Ceiling Task Lighting flat panel 4" LED at 3200-5000 on a dimmer
4. Island Bar: this is a tricky area because we believe, this is where cozy starts. Bring in the warm tones with minimal pendent lighting with maximal pendent decor (This is where your style must be apparent)   
5. Display Lighting

Pot fillers are game changers to gas stove top cooking, when connected to a Hot demand ready water supply, makes soups and sauces easy. 

• Placed on the back wall of the stove
• Connect to same hot water source as sink (on demand)

1. 2 Drawer Deep Pot Storage (not wider than 30" unless preimum cabinets upgrade)
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Pantry storage is the most under thought area of "kitchen sellers". Take time, plan what items will go onto what shelving area. 

• Pull out trays must support heavy weight (our premium cabinets have up to 70 lbs pull-out trays) 
• We recommend one pull-out tray per pantry section at a minimum 

This staggered tier design allows for display of spice bottles to easily find and grab the one you need. Drop-in design means you simply slip it in a drawer and it can be removed without causing any damage. Beautiful birch wood matches cabinet interiors. Great for storing spices in kitchens but can be used to organize any small items such as makeup in bathrooms or supplies in laundry rooms. 

• Do not recommend 9" wide base cabinet spice racks, very difficult to retrieve and store spices.