Kitchen and Bath Cabinet Plan for Westwood Cabin

Kitchen and Bath Cabinet Plan for Westwood Cabin
Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinets

We started by choosing our kitchen layout. Next we need to select what the cabinets will look like in the kitchen and the bathroom.

The modular cabin from Westwood Cabins has a lot of standard kitchen features to choose from. You can also add upgrades like a Farmhouse kitchen sink.

Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinet Plan
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Kitchen Cabinet Plan

This is the layout we chose. It has plenty of cabinet space and the most countertop.

Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinets

This is a kitchen with this U-shaped layout.

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The fridge side of the kitchen has workspace on both sides of the stove.

Westwood 14×52 Creekside Kitchen

Here is an example of what this U-shaped kitchen layout can look like.

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This is the wall with the sink.

Westwood 14×52 Creekside Kitchen

We will have the windows over the sink, too.

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This is the layout of the bar. There is space for a dishwasher and wide deep drawers. That will give easier access. The end cabinet holds trash and recycle bins.

Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinets

Here is what this looks like finished.

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This is the other side of the bar.

Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinets

There is a door on this side of the bar to get at things in the corner.

Westwood Modular Cabin Bath Cabinet

Bathroom Cabinet Plan

Since the cabin is going to be small, we decided it would be best to have the same cabinets in the same colors in the bathroom as we selected for the kitchen.

Westwood Modular Cabin Bath Cabinet Plan
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The bathroom has enough space for a linen cabinet next to the sink.

Westwood Modular Cabin Bath Cabinet Plan
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We could have had more counterspace, but I think the a tall linen cabinet will be more practical.

Westwood Modular Cabin Bath Cabinets

This is a bathroom with sort of this layout. I think this bathroom has a wider sink, though.

Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinet Door and Drawer Front

These are the door and drawer fronts we selected.

Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinets

We can have them stained wood or painted.

Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinets

Since the walls, ceiling and floor are all wood with visible grain, I decided painted would be best. We can select from any Sherwin Williams paint.

Sherwin Williams Greens

There are a lot of shades of green!

Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinets

The same cabinets can have a very different look, depending on the paint color.

Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinets

And that’s another advantage of a painted finish. You can change the color!

Westwood Modular Cabin Kitchen Cabinets

This kitchen shows butcher block printed formica countertops.

Sherwin Williams
SW 6447 Evergreens
Wilsonart Laminate Samples
4835-38 Tumbled Roca
4887-38 Tan Soapstone

These shades of formica coordinate beautifully with the Johnson Pine Farmhouse Glaze walls.

Cabinet Knobs and Handles Options

Next we need to select the hardware.

Cabinet Knobs and Pulls for Westwood Cabin >

Contemporary Brushed Nickel Pulls on Drawers and Cabinet Doors
Modular Cabin Kitchen
Westwood Cabins

See more photos and floor plans at www.westwoodcabins.com and www.facebook.com/westwoodcabins.


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