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Kitchen Views Custom has moved to 64 Needham Street, Newton

Click here for PDF of a letter from Suzi Kaitz, Vice President, General Manager of Kitchen Views.

Surprise! After five successful years at 718 Beacon Street in busy Newton Center, we've moved to a new location. We're just putting on the finishing touches, but we're open for business. Come see our NEW SHOWROOM, which features universal design and "green" products. Stop in to browse or call for a personalized appointment. Easy to find from Route 9 or Route 128 (map). Call 617.244.8439 for more information.

Have you seen Kitchen Views in The Boston Globe Magazine?

Welcome! Did you read the article in the April 6 issue of Boston Globe Magazine called "In one couple's old attic, a study in contrast"? Their articles can spark your imagination, and the experienced design team at Kitchen Views can help you to transform any area of your home with your dreams and their innovative ideas for cabinetry uses.         The special Kitchen & Bath section in the March 9 issue of The Boston Globe Magazine is titled "Exotic Woods: Today's Hottest Trend in Kitchen Cabinetry and Flooring." Kitchen Views Custom designers have experience with these special woods and sell the cabinetry brands mentioned in the article: Irpinia and Corsi. The Gotham Vignette shown at left is a perfect example. Click here for more information.

February 24, 2008 Your Home Issue - read this issue and the Kitchen Views ad at the center fold, then read page 46 for expert advice from Kitchen Views.

Click here to read the Boston Globe Magazine article The Urge to Renovate and then see a Kitchen Views designer to guide you through your renovation.   Click here for a page about the kitchen shown at left, which has been featured in recent Kitchen Views ads. This kitchen was previously voted Best Kitchen by The Boston Globe Magazine in 2007.

Kitchen Views stays on the cutting edge . . .

Seeing Green at Kitchen Views — As reports of global warming weave their way through the American consciousness and hybrid automobiles become a common sight on our highways and byways, interest in “green” building products seems to be in greater demand than ever. Environmentally-conscious builders and homeowners in the luxury home market are now seeking materials that will help to protect the people living under their roof, while taking care of Mother Earth at the same time.

Fortunately, the specialists at Kitchen Views Custom showroom offer cabinetry that will satisfy those who want the look and feel of luxury, while building smarter and greener. In fact, the manufacturer of Kitchen Views’ exclusive frameless cabinetry line, Irpinia, is now offering cabinetry that has no Urea Formaldehyde added during the manufacturing process. Using certified recycled content and sustainable raw materials, the product can contribute to achieving Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) credit. What’s more, the availability of a variety of door styles made from bamboo and lyptus enables Irpinia and Kitchen Views Custom to offer yet another means of utilizing renewable assets.

For those who seek the luxurious look with greater economy, the four Kitchen Views showrooms at National Lumber offer cabinetry by Omega, Schrock, and HomeCrest, three of the four U.S. cabinet manufacturers who recently earned certification in the groundbreaking Environmental Stewardship Program administered by the KCMA (Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturer's Association). This program grants annual certification to those manufacturers who meet a stringent set of environmental criteria. The criteria are designed to promote the sustainability of natural resources, reduce waste, and to reward those companies who are going above and beyond in their efforts to reduce environmental impacts.

Kitchen Views and National Lumber are proud to be part of programs that authenticate their high level of commitment to the environment and sustainability of natural resources.