2020 Kitchen Design Trend: Metal Accents
A 2020 kitchen design trend is incorporating metal accents. Grothouse makes it easy to add metal accents with our Anvil™ line of metal finishes.
Holiday Baking with Wood Countertops
‘Tis the season for holiday baking with wood countertops by Grothouse, Inc.
Wood Countertop Integrated Bowls
Grothouse has crafted the perfect combination of art and function, Wood Countertop Integrated Bowls. Integrated Bowls offer a secure place to keep items from rolling off the countertop, for example eggs or fruit. In addition, they can be used as an artful display.
Can you stain butcher block countertops ?
There are many different answers to the frequently asked question, “Can you stain butcher block countertops?”
Grothouse Beech Wood Countertops
Grothouse Beech Wood Countertops are typically light in color. Their light color is very comforting, giving them the ability to compliment any space, any style.
Grothouse Wood Countertop Arcs
Wood Countertop Arcs are a common feature for today’s kitchen islands. Arcs and curves add distinctive functional design to wood countertops.
Grothouse Wood Countertops in House Beautiful Kitchen of the Year 2014
Grothouse Custom Wood Countertops are included in the 2014 House Beautiful Kitchen of the Year. The Kitchen will feature a dramatic black and white design, incorporating 650 sq. ft. with a main cooking space, a butler’s pantry and a sitting area with bay views....
Endgrain Wood Countertops
Endgrain Wood Countertops are commonly known as Butcher Blocks. Butcher Blocks are the absolute best surface for an attractive food preparation area.
Kitchen Island Countertop on This Old House®
Grothouse has had the honor of crafting a kitchen island countertop for the This Old House® renovation of an 1872 Italianate in the historic Boston suburb of Arlington.
Watch Grothouse on the upcoming episode “Decorative Details” of This Old House®
Be sure to watch Grothouse on the upcoming episode of This Old House®! Grothouse has the honor of being included in the renovation of an 1872 Italianate in the historic Boston suburb of Arlington - Episode 3324 (Season 33, Episode 24) of This Old House® called...
Iroko Countertops
Iroko Countertops are often used as a substitute for Teak Countertops. They are extremely light in color when initially manufactured, but quickly darken to a honey brown color.
