Kitchen & Bath

An appliance refers to a device or piece of equipment designed to perform a specific task, often used to refer to household or kitchen items.

An apron is a decorative or structural panel fixed beneath a surface such as a tabletop, window ledge, or countertop.

An apron-front sink is a type of sink that features a distinctive, exposed front panel.

A protective surface on a wall, typically found in kitchens and bathrooms, that shields against splashes and spills.

A Baker’s Rack is a type of furniture designed to store and display items, often used in kitchens for cooling baked goods as well as for ornamental display.

A tall chair designed for use at a bar or high countertop.

Bath fixtures refer to the permanent components of a bathroom that are connected to the plumbing system.

A beveled edge refers to an edge of a structure that is not perpendicular to the faces of the piece.

A versatile table featuring hinged leaves that can be folded and stored under its top.

CRI is a scale from 0 to 100 percent measuring a light source's ability to reveal the colors of various objects faithfully in comparison with a natural light source.

Cabinets are storage units that are typically enclosed by doors, drawers, or shelves.

Ceramic tiles are durable, versatile materials used for covering floors, walls, and various surfaces.

A professional designation for individuals specializing in the design, planning, and execution of kitchens and bathrooms.

Cluster refers to a group of objects or elements intentionally placed together to form a cohesive arrangement.

A counter stool is a tall, narrow chair designed for use at a kitchen counter or bar.

A dumb waiter is a small freight elevator or lift designed to carry objects rather than people.

A cooktop is a flat cooking surface with burners, integrated into a kitchen countertop.

A drop-in sink is a type of sink that is designed to be installed directly into a pre-cut hole on the surface of a countertop.

An escutcheon is a decorative or protective plate around a keyhole, door handle, light switch, or faucet.

In interior design, fixtures refer to items that are attached to the property in a way that makes them a permanent part of the space.

A cupboard is a piece of furniture with shelves or compartments, used for storing items.

A small dining area, often adjoining a kitchen or living space, designed for informal meals.

Mother of Pearl is the iridescent inner shell layer of certain mollusks.

NSF International is a global independent organization that develops standards, and tests and certifies products in the interest of public health and safety.

Range refers to a cooking appliance used in kitchens for both heating and cooking food.

A surface material installed behind a sink or stove to protect walls from splashes and stains.

Stain resistant refers to materials or surfaces that are treated or inherently able to repel stains.

A stove is a cooking appliance designed to cook or heat food.

A swan-neck handle is a type of drawer or cabinet pull that is curved like the neck of a swan.

A trivet is a stand or support used to hold hot pots, dishes, or serving bowls to protect surfaces from heat damage.

Granite is a hard, granular, igneous rock primarily composed of quartz, mica, and feldspar.

Grout is a dense fluid used to fill and seal the joints between tiles.

A vanity is a personal grooming station, typically found in bathrooms, consisting of a table, a sink, and often a mirror.

An island is a standalone work station or storage area within a room, often found in kitchens.

A kitchen cart is a mobile workstation and storage unit designed for use in the kitchen.

Knob turning refers to the action of manipulating a knob to adjust settings or facilitate operation.

A kitchen island is a freestanding piece of cabinetry that is placed in a kitchen to provide additional countertop space, storage, and sometimes seating.