Smyrna is in Cobb County. Rest Cabinetry supplies kitchen cabinets to Smyrna kitchens from 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E in Norcross - collected the same day, or delivered across metro Atlanta in 7 to 10 business days.
More cabinet colours are regretted because of light than because of taste. A finish is not a colour on its own - it is a colour under a particular light, and the light in a showroom is almost never the light in your kitchen.
| Daylight | Changes through the day and with the direction the window faces. A north-facing kitchen gets cool, even light that pushes finishes toward blue-grey; a south or west window gets warm light that can turn a cool grey almost beige by late afternoon. |
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| Ceiling light at night | How you actually see the kitchen most of the time, and the light nobody tests a sample under. Most bulbs push warm, which flatters cream and mutes cool greys and blues. |
| Under-cabinet light | Hits the counter and the lower door fronts at a hard angle, so it shows texture and any unevenness far more than overhead light does. It also throws a different colour temperature than the ceiling fixture unless someone matched them deliberately. |
Test at night, not in the showroom. Take the sample home, put it against the wall where the run will go, and look at it after dark with your own lights on. Ten minutes there is worth more than an hour under showroom lighting, because the night view is the one you will live with.
Greys. The most light-sensitive family there is. Grey has no colour of its own to defend it, so it takes the temperature of whatever is lighting it - which is why a grey that looked neutral in a bright showroom can read purple, green or brown at home.
Whites. Warm and cool whites are almost indistinguishable side by side under bright light and obviously different under a warm bulb. This is the pair most often chosen wrong.
Deep colours and woods. More forgiving, because they carry enough of their own colour to hold it under most light. A Walnut or a Classic Chocolate looks like itself in almost any room.
Under-cabinet lighting sits behind a light rail - the small molding on the underside of a wall cabinet that hides the strip and the cabinet's own bottom edge. It is ordered with the cabinets rather than after, because it is finished to match the collection. See moldings and fillers.
If wall cabinets are going to the ceiling, decide about lighting above them at the same time - once the run is up, that space is settled. Heights and the gap above the counter are covered on wall cabinets, and the full stocked colour range on cabinet colours.
| Warehouse | 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E, Norcross, GA 30071 |
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| Hours | Monday to Saturday, 9:00 to 17:00. Closed Sunday. |
| Pickup | Same day |
| Delivery | 7 to 10 business days, business days only |
| Range | 9 collections, 73 products, roughly 20,889 size variations |
| Pricing | Opens when you register and log in |
Measure first - how to measure a kitchen. Compare finishes on categories, work through sizes in shop cabinets, and see service areas for coverage across the metro.
Because a finish is a colour under a particular light, and showroom lighting is almost never your kitchen's lighting. Take the sample home and look at it after dark with your own lights on - the night view is the one you live with.
Greys, by a wide margin. Grey has no colour of its own to defend it, so it takes the temperature of whatever lights it, which is why it can read purple, green or brown at home. Warm and cool whites are the pair most often chosen wrong.
Yes. A north-facing kitchen gets cool, even light that pushes finishes toward blue-grey. A south or west window gets warm light that can turn a cool grey almost beige by late afternoon.
It hits the counter and lower door fronts at a hard angle, so it shows texture and unevenness far more than overhead light. It also throws a different colour temperature than the ceiling fixture unless the two were matched deliberately.
With the cabinets. It sits behind a light rail - the small molding on the underside of a wall cabinet - which is finished to match the collection and is therefore ordered alongside rather than afterwards.
Deep colours and woods. A Walnut or a Classic Chocolate carries enough of its own colour to look like itself in almost any room, unlike a grey.
Rest Cabinetry is at 6115 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Suite E, Norcross, GA 30071, open Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 17:00, with same-day collection or 7 to 10 business day delivery.
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