Robinwood Kitchens

Robinwood Kitchens was founded in 1976 by Robin & Martha Reinhardt and has been family owned and operated ever since. Upon Robin's graduation from Rutgers University in 1976, the Reinhardts started a furniture refinishing business in Summit. After refinishing many kitchens in the area, Robin stumbled upon cabinet refacing. Unlike refinishing kitchens, refacing allowed the customer to have the look and feel of a brand new kitchen. Robin slowly phased out furniture refinishing to focus only on kitchen remodeling.

Cabinet Refacing is a unique service that Robinwood Kitchens has specialized in for over 40 years. We take great pride in offering our clients an alternative option to completely remodeling without compromising quality and aesthetics. Our secret is using the best quality refacing materials available from Conestoga Wood Specialties and employing our own installers that have refaced thousands of kitchen cabinets over the years. Since cabinet refacing is a something that many are unfamiliar with, below is our step by step guide to the process.

It's been almost a month since our wonderful trip to the Subzero & Wolf Headquarters in Wisconsin. At the facilities we spent two days fully immersed in the culture and products. Led by Subzero/Wolf experts, we explored the depth and breadth of the product lines, the up and coming changes, improvements, and additions to the appliances, and the company's core values. And to top it all off, we had the pleasure of interacting with their executive chefs during live cooking demonstrations in state of the art kitchens.

Over the years we have designed and remodeled hundreds (if not, thousands) of kitchens. Every client and kitchen are different, which makes for a very interesting job working as a kitchen designer! But every once in a while, a kitchen comes along that really makes you stop, think, and appreciate the beauty of transformation. One of the most rewarding experiences is creating a space that puts a smile on the homeowner's face every day. This project is one of the ones that makes us smile. This kitchen was long over due for an update.