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Abatiello Design Center for the best in cabinets and countertops
At Abatiello Design Center in Rutland, VT, we understand how important your cabinets and countertops are to your home. We know that you want yours to look its best at all times and that you want to be proud of it when family and friends come to visit. We also understand that many of today's families are working on tight budgets. For this reason, we offer some of the most unique, beautiful, and affordable cabinets and countertops to be found in this entire area.
Unique countertops and cabinets right here
Today's modern homeowner wants a variety of options when it comes to selecting their new cabinets or countertops. This is why we carry a great line of high-quality cabinets, as well as a very nice line of quality countertops. When customers visit our showroom in Rutland, they are often amazed at how many choices they have when it comes to new cabinets and countertops. From traditional to uber-modern, we have the quality products that they are looking for right here in Rutland. No need to drive all over Vermont, when what you want is just a short drive away.
Quality matters with both cabinets and countertops
For both kitchens and bathrooms, cabinets and countertops are often the focal points people notice when they walk into the room. Low-quality products can be spotted immediately; these products cannot stand up to use without becoming damaged, and low-quality cabinets and countertops often prove to be a waste of money.
We only carry high-quality products. When you purchase your cabinets or countertops from us, you can be assured that you are getting some of the finest construction and quality materials on the market today. Our products will last for years and require very little maintenance. Our installation services are second to none, and we stand 100% behind all of our products. You cannot lose.
Why not visit with us today and see the wonderful options we have for you in both new quality cabinets and countertops?
Why not visit with us today and see the wonderful options we have for you in both new quality cabinets and countertops?
Merillat cabinets
Wood types
EverCore©
There's no wood grain on an EverCore© door surface, so paint applies evenly without variation. EverCore© also does not react to temperature or humidity like regular wood, so you're less likely to see cracks in the paint, or shifts in the center panel.
Rustic Alder
Rustic Alder includes some combination of open and closed knots, worm holes, mineral streaks, and sound cracks, reflecting the inherent beauty of the wood. These characteristics occur naturally in the material; no one characteristic is a defining trait of Rustic Alder.
Oak
Oak has a prominent open grain that ranges in color from white to yellow and reddish-brown. Oak is sometimes streaked with green, yellow or black mineral deposits and may vary from a closely knit grain to a sweeping arch pattern.
Wood Grain Foil
Wood texture in a foil material provides a more linear and modern design with a wood style. it creates a tighter overall pattern than actual wood options. Available in Cannon Grey and Dove White finishes.
Hickory
Hickory is a strong, open-grained wood that is known for its flowing grain pattern and dramatic variation in color. It often contains random pecks, burls and mineral streaks & it is not uncommon to see doors or parts of doors that range in color from light to deep brown when finished in light or natural stains. Darker stains will mildly tone these color variations, but these very characteristics make each hickory kitchen unique and the preference of those who love wood.
Cherry
Cherry is an elegant, multi-colored hardwood. In its raw state, it has a pinkish-brown hue with occasional shades of white, green, pink or even gray. Natural or light stains accent these color variations. Small gum pockets, streaks, pin knots, and figures are common. Cherry wood will darken or "mellow" with age. This mellowing is a natural occurrence and a benefit of owning solid cherry cabinetry.
Birch
Birch is a smooth hardwood with straight, wavy or curly grains with a high shock resistance that takes any stain well. Birch is mostly a light-colored wood, & varies from cream to light yellow. However, the wood found in the center of the tree, or heartwood, takes on a darker reddish brown color, which may result in unique color variations in your cabinetry. It is versatile & and can achieve any look, from a more casual space to a refined setting.
Maple
Hard maple is a strong, close-grained wood that is predominately off-white in color, although it also contains light hues of yellow-brown and pink. Hard maple occasionally contains small mineral, light tan or reddish-tinged streaks that will darken with stain. It is usually straight grained, but can be wavy or even curly.
Laminate
Laminate is a material used on drawer & door surfaces to cover substrate of either particleboard or MDF. All laminate is durable and easy to clean. Melamine laminate is also a material used for fabricating countertops since it's thicker than vinyl and provides a hard, durable surface.
Door shapes
Raised
In a raised panel door, the center of the panel is higher than its edges. This style is used to create square, arched, & cathedral door styles.
Recessed
A flat panel held inside the perimeter of a door. A flat panel recesses between the stiles and rails.
Slab
A slab panel appears to be a solid piece of wood, with no raised or recessed areas.
Finish types
Painted
Several coats of heavily pigmented stain saturate the wood surface for a rich coverage of color.
Stained
Stained finishes enhance the unique characteristics inherent in each door and drawer, bringing out the natural beauty of the wood grain.
Glazed
Highlight glaze is skillfully hand-applied to the recessed areas of the doors and drawer fronts for a subtle accent.
Thermofoil
Thermofoil doors provide a uniform look from door to door. Thermofoil material is applied to medium-density fiberboard (MDF) using an intense heat & pressure-bonding process.
Aged
A combination of random distressing, over-sanding & glazing create an aged appearance where no two doors look exactly alike.
Vintage
A unique finishing technique that has an heirloom look.
Distressed
This technique replicates the look of reclaimed wood that has been restored and re-purposed.
Laminate
Laminate is a Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF) with a thermoplastic polymer wrap that covers the face, back, & inside edges of the door or drawer front rails, stiles, and panels.
