Photos from a recently completed remodel in beach side home in Malibu.  Swiss Coffee painted Shaker cabinets in a flush fit European style.

We don't get them every day, but we've decided to post our "attaboys" here on our blog. It's a nice gesture from our customer to go out of their way to send us a thoughtful card or letter, and we really appreciate it.  In other words, it makes our day.

The Towbes Group's Ralston Courtyards (featuring Rubottom Cabinets) are open for business.

Every so often we receive thank you cards or accolades from one of our customers.  We call them "attaboys".  Usually we put them in a file or post them on the bulletin board for the crew, but we've decided to start posting them here as well.  We enjoy these cards and letters, but our greatest joy is a happy customer.

We're proud to be working with Peoples' Self Help Housing to provide cabinets for the rehabilitated El Patio Hotel in downtown Ventura.

The hills above Ventura is a truly classic place to own a home.  In the 60s and 70s the builders would tuck the kitchen out of the way of the windows and put the dining room in the front of the house overlooking the town of Ventura and the Pacific Ocean.  I say this from experience because my grandparents lived in these hills.  The builders of this beautiful custom home in the Ventura hills, however, rectified that design mistake by putting the kitchen at the front of the house so the view across the kitchen island and from the sink is of the the hills, the town, and the ocean in their glory.  Today's kitchen is the center of the home metaphorically and practically.

The cabinets for this job are rustic Alder and stained in Hickory.  The door is a beadboard similar to the Camden but with a bit more detail.  It's not one of our standards, but it is readily available.

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