MONROE — Canyon Creek Cabinet Co. completed a remodel of its 6,000-square-foot showroom, replacing 10 displays including two that feature conference rooms.
The showroom is open for the general public, but generally contractors send homeowners to look through cabinetry options, said Cindy Draper, Canyon Creek’s marketing manager.
“It’s for ideas and inspirations is what it’s geared for,” Draper said.
The showroom has about 35 displays at any one time.
Draper said the company plans to redesign the displays in a continuing process to keep the showroom fresh.
The showroom is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays at the Canyon Creek manufacturing plant at 16726 Tye St. SE, Monroe.
New designs include a cornerstone black walnut display in the Windsor door style with a toffee stain. The display features a mantel-style hood and is full of creative storage options with pantry pull-outs, a larder cabinet and drawer organizers.
The backsplash is made with copper pennies.
There’s a contemporary conference room in Millennia with the Lanai door style in carbonized bamboo with a natural stain.
A cornerstone kitchen display with banquette seating has been added in the Garrison door style, in maple with a graphite stain.
One room was completely redesigned to include a laundry room in Millennia, Quincy door style, maple with ash and thunder paints from the Canyon Creek’s recently introduced Curated Collection.
Another kitchen display is made with shaker maple with icing paint.
The island has inset cabinetry, with panels that match the curves in the upper glass doors.
Canyon Creek Cabinet Company opened in 1981 and makes “affordable, custom frameless and framed style cabinetry for every room in the home.”
The company sells cabinets mainly to kitchen and bath dealers and contractors throughout the Puget Sound area.
About 400 people work at Canyon Creek designing and constructing cabinetry.
The company made a 26,000-square-foot addition to the south end of the manufacturing plant last year. That project was unrelated to the new showroom.
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