Green Kitchen Cabinets in Bamboo Wood in Roslyn, Long Island

Our clients wanted green kitchen cabinets and chose bamboo wood because they were looking for more sustainable materials to use in their kitchen renovation. Bamboo is one of the hottest materials in home building and decorating today. Bamboo is fast growing and can be harvested every four years. It doesn’t need to be replanted after harvesting. This makes it one of the most eco-friendly wood choices. Since bamboo is a 100% renewable resource, it was a very attractive choice to the clients who were concerned about the impact of their renovation on the environment. Designers personalized the space using green materials such as Quartz countertops and bamboo veneered cabinetry set on a vertical grain. The style of the kitchen and mudroom complements the home’s “Zen-like” feel, and the sustainable products used for this renovation make it a very special project. Read more details here…

Cabinetry Used:

Bentwood Luxury Kitchen – bamboo veneered cabinetry. We decided to use two Sub-Zero 700 refrigerator-freezers and designed them as a hutch-style furniture focal point. The narrower depth pantries on each side add style while providing balance and abundant storage.

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