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Granite

September 2nd, 2010
This week has been a busy week for granite installations. On Tuesday we installed Caledonia, a gorgeous granite countertop in a home in the British Properties and today we are in Deep Cove installing Antique Brown granite, this is the third installation in the Deep Cove area in as many days. Hands down, granite is the number one choice for homeowners on the North Shore when renovating their k ...

Kitchen Renovation

September 1st, 2010
We just completed two more townhome Kitchen Renovations in Deep Cove, North Vancouver. Although these were small spaces we enjoyed the challenge of designing functional work areas for under $20,000 including cabinets and granite countertops. These renovations prove that custom designed kitchen cabinetry does not have to be expensive but have numerous benefits to buying locally made cabinetry.

One Stop Shop for your Kitchen or Bathroom

July 16th, 2010
Cornerstone Kitchens & Design has a large variety of plumbing fixtures, tile, cabinets and countertops to select from. We have done our homework and we know the most desirable products that are available right now with very competitive pricing on the North Shore.

Our Kitchen Designer can guide you through the somewhat overwhelming process and help you to navigate all of the decisions that ne ...

Lighting

April 14th, 2010

Why You Need Kitchen Under Cabinet Lighting

Have you ever had any problems cooking or preparing meals at night? Kitchen counters and others surfaces especially areas under the cabinets are poorly illuminated with just one overhead light that cause you to sometimes cut yourself or put in the wrong amount of ingredients. Adequate lighting is important to let you go about your kitchen duties w ...

Replacing Your Toilet

March 30th, 2010

In your home the toilet uses the most water - accounting for approximately 30 per cent of indoor water use.

Prior to 1980 many toilets flushed with 20 litres of water. Then the 13-litre or "water saver" toilets became available in the early 1990s. They are still available in the marketplace. In 1996, the Ontario Building Code introduced legislation requiring 6-litre toilets for all new homes ...

Kitchen and Bath Showroom

March 15th, 2010



Well, the time has finally arrived....we have moved into our brand new design studio and it's starting to look fantastic.

We are located in North Vancouver, just one block north of Capilano Mall on West 16th Street. Please see our map for directions.


Showroom March 2010

Since negotiating our lease and taking possession in November, we've come a long way, but there's still a lot of tweaking before we can ...

Selecting a Countertop

February 12th, 2010

Kitchen countertops come in a variety of materials: would you like a granite countertop? Or maybe you'd be more interested in a Formica countertop? If you're really creative, you might go for a something non-traditional, like a concrete countertop or a recycled glass countertop.

Whether you are building a new kitchen, or remodeling an existing one, you'll need to give careful consideration t ...

The Kitchen Sink

January 25th, 2010

The Kitchen Sink

In many homes, kitchens are high-traffic areas. They're often the hub of the home and must be able to withstand lots of traffic and lots of activity. Want to improve the style and function of your workspace from the get-go? Think new sink.

Stainless steelStainless Steel Kitchen Sink

- Most popular, economical and practical sink material.
- Has some give, reducing glassware breakage.
- Huge range of s ...

New Year, New Kitchen!

January 22nd, 2010

8 Steps to Update Your Kitchen

Step 1

Seek inspiration and creative ideas for your kitchen. Look through your favorite home magazines and books that feature modern and useful kitchen ideas. Make a note of the kitchens that most resemble the shape and size of the kitchen in your home. Take notes on ideas from kitchens that have features you are looking for.

• Step 2

Consider the function a ...

Kitchen & Bath Design Studio

January 21st, 2010


We are beginning to see a light at the end of the tunnel with the work that is going on at our new Design Studio location.

Cabinets are now installed, electrical work is almost finished and by early next week we will have our plumbing completed

By early February we will be installing our brand new stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and getting our vanity displays in place.

We ...

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