The Rustic-Meets-Refined Kitchen
Kitchen Showroom Spotlight
A Full Kitchen, Full of Smart Solutions
Tour our complete Kemper Choice kitchen display and see how pairing rustic Sahara hickory base cabinets with crisp white painted uppers creates a look that’s warm without feeling heavy.
The Marimac door style works beautifully in both finishes, while specialty storage solutions throughout prove that a hardworking kitchen can also be a showstopper.
From corner access to trash storage to ADA-compliant shelving, this kitchen is designed for how people actually cook, store, and move through the space.
Sahara Hickory: Character You Can See
The lower cabinets showcase Sahara hickory in all its rustic glory with natural knots, mineral streaks, and grain variation that make each door unique.
It’s a wood species that celebrates imperfection and brings genuine warmth to the kitchen.
Paired with the clean white uppers, you get contrast that feels intentional, not accidental.
Above-Fridge Storage That Actually Works
That awkward space above the refrigerator? This kitchen makes it useful with a 24-inch-deep cabinet that utilizes the full depth.
Store large serving platters, seasonal dishes, or small appliances like your Crock-Pot or blender—things you need but don’t reach for every day.
The decorative applied end panel keeps it from looking like a big white box and adds visual interest to the wall.
Easy-Reach Corner Wall Cabinet
Corner wall cabinets are notoriously tricky, but the easy-reach design solves the access problem. Unlike diagonal or blind corner options, this style gives you full visibility and reach to every shelf. No more losing items in the back corner or struggling to grab what you need.
Corner Drawer for Base Storage
Instead of a traditional lazy Susan or blind corner base, this kitchen features a corner drawer that opens up the entire corner space. It’s perfect for longer items like rolling pins, barbecue tools, or specialty kitchen gadgets. The deeper bottom drawers handle bulk purchases—large boxes of foil, Saran wrap, or anything you stock up on at the warehouse store.
Adjustable Spice Pullout
The spice pullout next to the stove features four adjustable shelves that you can customize to fit your collection.
Some homeowners even remove one shelf entirely to accommodate taller spice bottles or oil containers.
It pulls out smoothly and keeps everything visible and within arm’s reach while you’re cooking.
Hickory Chimney Hood
The range hood is finished in the same Sahara hickory as the base cabinets, creating a striking focal point against the white wall cabinets.
The chimney style leans contemporary and transitional rather than traditional, giving the kitchen a modern edge while the wood adds warmth and visual weight exactly where you want it.
12-Inch Tray Divider
On the other side of the range, a 12-inch tray divider with chrome pullout keeps cutting boards, cookie sheets, and muffin tins organized and upright.
No more digging through a stack of bakeware or dealing with items sliding around in a wide cabinet.
Segmented Lazy Susan
This isn’t your standard lazy Susan. The segmented design spins like a traditional model, but the center section actually pulls out, giving you access to that hard-to-reach back corner.
It’s a clever solution that maximizes every inch of corner storage while keeping items accessible.
Apron Front Sink
The apron front sink (also called a farmhouse sink) adds decorative impact with its exposed front panel.
This display shows a porcelain version, but you can also choose stainless steel or granite composite—all three materials work with this style.
Just note that apron front sinks require a special sink base cabinet with shorter doors and less storage below to accommodate the front panel.
Valance Lighting and Mullion Doors
Above the sink, a shorter wall cabinet with a valance creates space for under-cabinet lighting that mimics natural daylight even when there’s no window.
Above that, traditional mullion glass doors add cottage charm while protecting your dishes. Both cabinets feature integrated lighting that makes the workspace feel bright and welcoming.
ADA-Compliant Pull-Down Shelf
One of the most thoughtful features in this kitchen is the ADA-compliant pull-down shelf in the end wall cabinet. The all-metal shelf with hydraulic mechanism allows you to pull it down, lock it in place, grab what you need, then release it to glide slowly back up.
It’s a game-changer for accessibility—perfect for wheelchair users or anyone who struggles with overhead reach.
Silestone Copper Mist Countertop
The countertop is Silestone in Copper Mist—a unique quartz surface with actual copper flecks that catch the light and add subtle shimmer.
It’s unexpected, sophisticated, and ties together the warm hickory tones with the cool white cabinets beautifully.
Ready to Design Your Kitchen?
From rustic hickory warmth to accessible storage that works for everyone, our design team will help you choose cabinet finishes, solutions, and features that fit both your style and your life.
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