Traditional – Bishop Cabinets

Traditional Designs

Traditional styles for a tasteful, classic look.

This historic home in Columbia, SC features a stunning black island brushed stainless appliances.

Island View

Williamson Residence

This is the second view we show of this historic home. The traditional black and white inset cabinetry looks is given a touch of the modern by the stainless island top and dishwasher.

Sink View

Williamson Residence

In our 3rd view of this historic home, we see a stainless farm sink paired with inset cabinets. It makes quite a statement!

Window View

Williamson Residence

When the time came to attempt to modernize the kitchen in this historic home, the designer added an island between the main kitchen and part of the original room in order to create a small breakfast nook. As you'll see a few images from now, they also added in another modern surprise!

Island Cooktop View

Weston Residence

This view is from the breakfast nook added during the modernization of the kitchen in this home.

Breakfast Nook View

Weston Residence

In our third image from the Weston Residence, we see a china cabinet with a pantry to the left side. Or do we....? (see next image)

China Cabinet View

Weston Residence

Surprise! One of the modern conveniences added to this historic home was a laundry area just off of the kitchen. to hide the washer and dryer, the designer crafted doors from cabinet fronts so that it looks like a pantry cabinet from the period.

Hidden Laundry Area and China Cabinet

Weston Residence

This award-winning kitchen remodel is particularly interesting because its designer chose to incorporate three different finishes on the cabinetry. Our first view is taken from the outer corner of the island.

Cook Center from Island

Waye Residence

Our second view of the Waye family's kitchen is from the rear of the island.

Rear of Island

Waye Residence

Our third view of the Waye residence is perhaps the one which best shows the three different finishes used on the cabinetry. The bulk of the kitchen features a base coat and glaze. The island features an old-world distressed finish. The bar area at the end of the kitchen features a stained finish.

Long View

Waye Residence

This kitchen just oozes airy, cool comfort. Our Danbury door style is featured.

Kitchen Sink Window View

Danbury

Our 2nd view of this kitchen focuses on the center island.

Island View

Danbury

The entire kitchen is captured in a panoramic image in our 3rd view of this kitchen.

Panoramic view of Entire Kitchen

Danbury

For their Summer Beach home, the Sullivan family chose to combine traditional tones with a playful flair.

View from Bartop

Sullivan Beach House

For their Summer Beach home, the Sullivan family chose to combine traditional tones with a playful flair.

Range Hood View

Sullivan Beach House

When the Ryals family decided to leave the city and build a home on the family's farmland, they wanted to create a decidedly country atmosphere.

Island View

Ryals Residence

This elegantly angled master vanity features his and her sinks, linen storage above and features our Lafayette Square cabinets with our Taupe base coat and chocolate glaze.

Taupe Base Coat and Chocolate Glaze

Lafayette Square master bath

This hutch from the Olaf residence features our New Ashford Cherry inset door style with a custom stain and Black glaze.

Olaf Hutch

This kitchen in our Richmond door style has an interesting raised eating bar at the end of a double-deep island, which includes both a cook top on the kitchen side and a bar sink on the living/entertainment side of the room.

Kitchen

O'Brien Residence

The owners of this kitchen mixed two door styles and added an AGA stove and a love-it-or-hate-it subway tile back splash to create a stunning retro look

AGA stove

Mixed door styles in hickory

Custom Green Stain Mountain Home

Oxford Door Style

Nestled in the North Carolina mountains, this kitchen features a striking custom green stain on our Oxford door style, which is accented with beautiful pine beams.

Master bath from the Lucas Residence. Courtesy of Kitchen & Bath Associates - www.mykba.com - 202.308.0242

Master Bath

Lucas Residence

When your view is of a snowy mountain peak, cabinetry made from Knotty Alder is right at home. Exposed ceiling beams, stone floors and acid-distressed copper panels only add to the look.

Door Style in Knotty Alder

North Andover

When the Molina family decided to remodel their kitchen, they wanted to incorporate certain old-world textures that they had seen on their frequent trips to Europe. They chose our Richmond cherry door style in a conservative finish, paired with distressed tiles and period hardware.

Island View

Molina Kitchen

This desk, set up for fly tying, is an avid fisherman's dream. And while many duotone color schemes look modern, this one has a classic feel to it.

Fly Tying Desk

Molina Residence

The McGonigals sought to create a timeless look when remodeling their master bath - and did a splendid job of it!

Master Bath

McGonigal Residence

The Mallorys are serious wine enthusiasts, but they didn't feel that they could justify dedicating an entire room for use as a cellar. They wanted their red and white wines climatized separately, but they wanted a functioning bar area. Their Cabinet Designer teamed up with their Interior Decorator to create a dazzling space which stores a surprising amount of wine.

Bar Area

Mallory Residence

Shortly before their wedding, the Longs stumbled onto an affordable small home far closer to metro DC than they dreamed possible. As with many homes in that neighborhood, the kitchen was dated and needed remodeling. They wanted a contemporary flair with some traditional influence. Their designer paired our Park City door style and a custom paint color with Dacor stainless appliances.

Refrigerator Wall

Long Residence

The Duponts wanted a kitchen with instant comfort. Their designer masterfully achieved this goal by pairing our Long Beach door style with a cool custom grey painted finish.

Window view

DuPont Residence

As we look straight on towards the range, we see simple lines, excellent (not overdone) lighting and bar stools which exhibit taste with a casual flair. All of these elements combine beautifully to achieve the DuPont's goal of "Instant Comfort".

Range view

DuPont Residence

An entire wall of floor to ceiling bookcases is the focal point in this home library. Maple bookcases have a natural finish, along with our chocolate glaze.

Natural Maple with Chocolate Glaze

Home Library

This East-Meets-West, his and her master bath features our Thomaston door style.

Master Bath

Kong Residence

Overall kitchen and desk view of the Lucas Residence. Courtesy of Kitchen & Bath Associates - www.mykba.com - 202.308.0242

Kitchen & Desk View

Lucas Residence

Sink view of the Lucas Residence. Courtesy of Kitchen & Bath Associates - www.mykba.com - 202.308.0242

Sink View

Lucas Residence

Range wall view of the Lucas Residence. Courtesy of Kitchen & Bath Associates - www.mykba.com - 202.308.0242

Range Hood View

Lucas Residence

The designer for 4168 Saddlebrook used stacked cabinetry and strategically-placed mullion doors to create a truly beautiful living space. This view highlights the center island eating bar.

View 1

4168 Saddlebrook

Our second view of 4168 Saddlebrook is taken from the front of the center island and shows the cooking center behind it.

View 2

4168 Saddlebrook

Our final view of 4168 Saddlebrook is taken from the breakfast room.

View 3

4168 Saddlebrook

The owners of this home wanted a built-in TV cabinet in their children's play room, but they also knew that painted wood subjected to daily use by kids can quickly start to look worn down. They decided to a Blue base coat, with our hand-applied Edgewear technique so that any wear and tear by the children would only add to the existing look.

Built in TV Cabinet Blue

Play Room

This remodeled kitchen features our New Ashford door style in Cherry.

View from Rear of Island

Klein Kitchen

This elegant kitchen features the beaded inset styling of our Grand Isle door style in Cherry with a custom stain and Chocolate glaze.

Kitchen-Range Wall View

Adams Residence

Our 2nd view of this kitchen shows why inset cabinetry, particularly in rich dark finishes, can be used to create elegant, yet comfortable living spaces.

Kitchen - 2nd view

Adams Residence

In our third view of the kitchen from the Adams Residence, we see the front side of the island and the sink area.

3rd View

Adams Kitchen

Downey Lane Closet

This stunning closet features our Downey Lane door style and our Ellie Grey paint

This beautiful closet features our Grand Isle door style in our Fog stain

Island and Window Seat View

Grand Isle Closet

Two very traditional finishes can be combined to create a funky, almost shabby chic appearance. For their laundry room, the Jeters chose our Oxford door style, with the cabinets finished in a custom base coat color with Chocolate glaze, while the doors are finished in a custom Grey base coat with Chocolate glaze.

Laundry Room

Jeter Residence

Jack n Jill Bath 1

Jack n Jill Bath 2

When the Holmes family decided to remodel their kitchen, they already knew that they wanted the space-saving benefits of full access cabinetry like they had seen in Europe, but they wanted a fairly traditional look.

Sink view

Holmes Residence

As we look at the Range side of the Holmes' kitchen, we see how nicely painted and stained cabinetry can complement one another.

Range View

Holmes Residence

While Mrs Hine wanted a fairly standard finish on the cabinetry in the master bath area, she wanted ornate texture added to the cabinetry. Her designer started with 1/2" overlay doors. She added further texture by applying onlay corbels, onlay flutes and rosettes (instead of integrated flutes), applied molding at the bottom of the cabinets and turned furniture feet.

Her Side

Hine Master Bath

This simple, but beautiful shaker kitchen is warm and inviting. Notice the lovely old barn out of the kitchen window. Our Danbury door style is featured.

With Amber Stain

Danbury kitchen

This area utilizes our Thomaston door style with our Amber stain to create a space with considerable pantry storage, as well as a small desk area.

Pantry & Desk

Harchuck

The Hanson's first home offered high ceilings and an airy floorplan. They set a firm budget for cabinetry, and were able to meet their fashion desires - along with their budget - by choosing our Springfield door style with an Amber stain.

First Kitchen

Hanson Residence

The owners of this lake house wanted a bold, earthy feel, but didn't want it overly rustic in appearance. They chose our Fairmont door style and stainless appliances to bring balance to the stone and the distressed wood floors.

Fairmont Lake House

This regal entertainment center and bookcase is accented with split capitals and posts, along with large dentil molding beneath the crown molding. Jamestown door style

Entertainment Center

Jamestown

This simple wet bar features our North Andover door style in Cherry with our Chestnut stain and Black Burnish. The pairing of the darker stain with the ruggedly textured back splash create a natural flow when walking out of their terrace den onto their terrace, complete with a complimentary outdoor bar and large stone fireplace.

Wet Bar in their Terrace Den

Stewart Residence

Because Mrs Davis does some catering from the family kitchen, it was important to her to get as much counter space as possible. Her designer met this need by utilizing two islands. To give her even more storage space, she also incorporated stacked cabinetry into the design. This kitchen features our Long Beach door style with our Light stain and Chocolate glaze

Island View

Davis Kitchen

Many chefs lean towards simplicity when designing their own kitchens. But not always. When designing his personal kitchen, this unnamed chef knew that, because of the small size of his loft apartment, he was going to be challenged to create the heavy, almost industrial look that he wanted without overpowering the small space. As this picture shows, he was bale to pull it off masterfully!

Stove View

Chef's Choice

When the Cosby family decided to remodel the kitchen in their 1920's era home in metro Birmingham, they really wanted to add modern conveniences while maintaining the period look. They chose a simple inset door style made from Cherry and complimented it with retro appliances and a rain forest marble island counter top.

Range View

Cosby Residence

In a corner of the kitchen outside of the work triangle, the Cosbys added a wine bar and a window seat.

Wine Rack View

Cosby Residence

The Collins family needed a do-it-all solution on one long wall in their study. The combined desk area, entertainment center and bookcases were made in our Lexington door style with a custom base coat color with chocolate glaze.

Collins Computer Desk

This cherry kitchen features a custom Drfitwood stain, daringly paired with marble countertops.

Perdue Home

This kitchen and wet bar started with a 25 ft wall of cabinetry and an island. The owners were torn between traditional and contemporary styling. In the end, they decided to meet in the middle, resulting in a comfortable transitional setting.

25 ft All in One Kitchen

Butler's Pantry from the Lucas Residence. Courtesy of Kitchen & Bath Associates - www.mykba.com - 202.308.0242

Butler's Pantry

Lucas Residence

What makes this storage hutch interesting is that the Bryans chose our Danbury door style, which is considered fairly traditional, but transformed it into a transitional piece by adding a custom red base coat with Edgewear.

Hall Storage

Bryan Residence

A long space without return walls such as we find in this kitchen allow for some interesting possibilities. This family chose Cherry cabinetry in a medium tone and used a white paint and ornamentation on the island/eating bar.

Two Tone Galley with Island

In our second look at this kitchen, we see the ornate cherry range hood and the carved accents around the built-in refrigerator. The door style is our Fifth Avenue line in Cherry.

Cooktop Wall View

Fifth Avenue Cherry

This is our third view of this kitchen. Here we are able to appreciate some of the architectural details of the island as well as the stove wall.

3rd Look

Cherry and White

This his-and-her master vanity is notably warm. Starting with our Richmond cherry door style, the designer chose a warm reddish brown stain color, then added a paint in the same broad color range as the stain to reinforce the warmth of the room.

Vanity

Borchert

Our second view of the Borchert Master Bath shows a window seat. The cushion on top of the seat was made with a fabric carefully chosen to reinforce the warm setting.

Window Seat

Borchert

While remodeling their kitchen, this family decided to add a built-in book case and entertainment center in their living room. They chose our Jamestown door style with a Medium stain.

Entertainment Center

Jamestown

When a young couple wanted to add a built-in entertainment center into their living room, they found that our Jamestown Cherry door style in a custom stain color was exactly the traditional styling that they wanted.

Entertainment Center

Jamestown Zinfandel

The home at 917 Pinecroft shows that traditional stain colors play an important role even in modern kitchens.

View from the End of Island

917 Pinecroft Road

In our second view of this kitchen, we see that opting for a traditional stain color can provide an element of warmth to a modern kitchen design.

Sink View

917 Pinecroft Road

Our third view of the kitchen at 917 Pinecroft shows how large windows can make a room feel much larger. And the nature seen through the window is complemented by the texture and natural wood grain in the cabinetry.

Window View

917 Pinecroft Road

Large windows, skylights and stained cabinetry were used to create this light, airy office for two at 917 Pinecroft.

917 Pinecroft Road OfFice

The tone of the lighting, the simple lines of the bar area and the placement of the piano all combine to create a balanced, sophisticated feel.

917 Pinecroft Road Bar

This open kitchen plan features our Danbury door style with white paint.

View 2

855 Meadowcroft

Our second view of this kitchen reveals interesting angles and a complex ceiling line, which help to create an airy openness in a galley kitchen.

View 2

855 Meadowcroft

Some things never go out of fashion. The emphasis on wood ceilings and cabinetry in a solid, casual format are paired with a conservative finish to give the kitchen at 849 Turnberry that look of timeless comfort.

849_TurnberryDrive

704 Kirkwell Drive is a great example of elegant warmth. The layout is sophisticated, but not stuffy. And the overall tone is instantly comfortable.

704_KirkwellDrive

Our traditional New Ashford door style takes on a transitional look when painted white and combined with cool grey walls and floor tiles.

View 1

415 Gilpin

Our second view of this home reveals that the modern kitchen opens into a cozy, but fairly large breakfast room.

View 2

415 Gilpin

Our third view of this kitchen is from the raised eating bar, outside of the kitchen proper.

View from Eating Bar

415 Gilpin

View 1

413 Anthwyn

This traditionally-stained kitchen features our Danbury door style.

Our second view of this kitchen focuses on the stove and eating bar areas.

View 2

413 Anthwyn

In the first of three pictures of this kitchen, we see a mix of white and grey cabinetry used to create a modern transitional feel.

View 1

104 Tall Oaks

In our second view of this kitchen, we see how angled walls and angled cabinetry can dramatically impact the overall design.

View 2

104 Tall Oaks

In our final view of this kitchen, the multi-color tile back splash not only adds an artistic flair to the kitchen, it also brings cohesion to two seemingly contrasting colors on the cabinetry.

View 3

104 Tall Oaks Drive

This traditional inset kitchen features Cherry wood in a warm medium stain with black glaze. It includes an island with an integrated eating bar and a farm sink.

Garden Home

This gorgeous kitchen proves that transitional styling can be successfully achieved even when using traditional inset cabinetry.

Kitchen Remodel in Atlanta

White transitional inset

This white kitchen with a contrasting black island features our St Cloud inset cabinetry with beaded frames.

7 Rolling Road

Our second image of this kitchen shows some distinctive custom features, such as the custom X muliion doors from Conestoga Wood Specialties, one of our honored vendors.

View 2

7 Rolling Road

In our 3rd view of this kitchen, we see how the designer paired a bold hood with custom "X" mullion doors.

View 3

7 Rolling Road

We see intelligently designed use of space, both under and over the counter, in our 4th view of this kitchen.

View 4

7 Rolling Road

This bright transitional kitchen mixes painted cabinetry with stained wood counters, floors and bar stools. It features our Klamath Falls door style with our Brilliant White paint.

Klamath Falls

This charming kitchen with a cottage theme features our Cottage Grove door style in our Amber stain

Cottage Grove

This image shows how shaker, even in traditional cherry, can be an excellent choice for a transitional kitchen.

Cherry with Light Stain

North Andover

This spacious room does double duty as both a laundry room and a mud room. It features our Napa Valley door style.

Laundry and Mud Room

Napa Valley

When planning their retirement home, Mr & Mrs Emedi wanted a traditional door style in a traditional finish. They wanted an emphasis on wood tones, not on metallic appliance colors. The challenge was to minimize the appliances while also setting up their cook top so that they could prepare meals while entertaining guests. By incorporating a custom wood island range hood, their designer cleverly achieved both of their main objectives. This image features our Mount Vernon door style in our timeless Pinot Noir stain.

Window View

Emedi Residence

This large, bright kitchen features our Warm Springs door style in our Natural finish with oyster glaze. Island legs accent the island and dining bar.

2P Nat Oyst Kitchen

This shaker kitchen is so sleek that it could almost be called contemporary. The cherry wood is accented by a glass tile back splash and stainless appliances.

Full Access Shaker Kitchen