What Do You Have In Mind?

Counters

Whether you are building your kitchen or bath from scratch or just ready to give it a face-lift, counter tops are a central part of the look. However, choosing a counter top based on looks alone may lead to unwanted performance issues in years to come.  

With so many choices available, Apex's experienced design team will help you determine what works best for you uses, as well as aesthetically. We only use the finest quality materials ranging from granite to quartzite and look forward to showing you the differences.  

Cabinets

In any kitchen or bath, the cabinetry is the most prominent and defining feature of the room, so choosing the right style is the key to a successful design. Finding a style that fits your needs, desires, and aesthetic preferences is not an easy task.

Do you need space to store a complete dinner set for 24, but need to stick to a tight budget? Do you want to have enough room for toiletries and towel, but can’t stand the look of exposed shelves? Do you prefer the minimalist look of slab cabinets, or would you rather have a more traditional shaker-style? Our selection of cabinets was chosen to offer you a wide range of choices and budgets.

Flooring

Since the floor is usually the largest surface in a room, it lays the foundation for the entire look of the space—color, style, texture, and pattern. And a new floor can be a big investment, so you want a surface that will last for years. Your floor choice is about balancing your needs with your style.

​Think about how you use the room. Are you an avid cook who spends hours standing at the stove? Then you may want to skip the tile, which can be uncomfortable to stand on for long periods. Do your kids leave puddles of water on the bathroom floor? You may want to go for tile, which stands up to water.

Counter Selections

Cabinet Selections

Flooring Selections

Accessories

Your hardware should be in keeping with the style of your kitchen, but it must be comfortable to use, too. Carefully check out the knobs or pulls you are thinking of buying, purchase a sample, place them against cabinetry, and not only see how they look, but how they fit your hand. You can mix knobs and pulls in a kitchen to create visual interest. Use pulls on the drawers and knobs on the doors, or vice versa. Just stick with styles and finishes that compliment each other  or you can use one type of hardware throughout the kitchen for a clean, streamlined look.

Backsplashs

Pulls & Knobs

Sinks

With so many choices in our showroom, we invite you to set an appointment and our team will help you with suggestions based on your vision. Feel free to contact us today at (352) 351-0342.

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