The Burke Kitchen Story
Burke's subdivisions of colonials went up in the 70s and 80s with kitchens to match the era — and many still wear those kitchens today. The cabinets are typically well-built; builders of that period used real materials. But the look — dark stains, arched cathedral doors, brass-everything hardware — belongs to a different time. Homeowners love their Burke neighborhoods and their Burke houses; they just want the kitchen to catch up.
Refacing is the catch-up. The boxes that have served for forty years keep serving. Everything visible gets renewed: doors in a current style, frames in a matching finish, hardware from this century. It is remarkable how a kitchen with good bones responds — the room was always fine; it was just wearing the wrong decade.
Cathedral Arches to Clean Lines
If your kitchen has the arched cathedral doors of the 80s, you know the look — and you know it dates the room instantly. Swapping those for clean Shaker doors is the highest-impact single change in these kitchens. The arch was the era's signature; removing it removes the era. Pair with a fresh finish and the transformation is complete.
The Process
How refacing works — free visit through walkthrough, kitchen usable throughout.
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