Anyone used Tedd Wood Kitchen Cabinets? Review and Pics please!
11 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (18)
11 years ago- 6 years agolast modified: 6 years ago
Related Discussions
Please show me your wood floors with your cherry cabinets (pics?)
Comments (27)suzatwork: i have to say your floors have very much the same grain and variation in tone as my highly-coveted black walnut. they're stunning! i'm wondering how they take stain, since i'd like darker floors? my plan is to go with the walnut but i'll have to get some samples and check the amendoim out. i'll have to look it up, but also assuming this species would be harder than walnut... hmmm... GREAT! more for me to think about! thanks for posting your gorgeous floors....See MorePlease Share Pics of Your Wood Paneled Rooms - PICS
Comments (39)debelli, the dark cherry paneling is from a house around the corner in our neighborhood. We tried to put in a bid, but found out the bank (it was a foreclosure) had already accepted a bid less than 24 hours before. We were pretty bummed, we really loved all the built in storage in that house. We fell in love with the neighborhood, so we kept looking and found our current house about a month or so later. The yellow-y looking paneling with the table and lamp is our actual office, although it's the listing picture. We haven't taken any pictures of this (I'm sitting in it) because we have it jam packed with IKEA office furniture. It's absolutely utilitarian, so definitely wouldn't inspire. DH works from home. Since the rest of the house needs work, I'm leaving this office to last. I'm guessing that we won't do much, no paint, DH doesn't want to change the paneling at all. The houses in my neighborhood were built between the mid eighties to mid nineties and ALL of them have paneling of some type either in an office or formal living room. I believe nearly everyone's paneling is done with birch luan and molding trim. Kathe...See MoreCandlelight, CWP, Dynasty, Tedd Wood – Best Option for Painted Finish?
Comments (13)Thanks Buehl. I appreciate you chiming in. I believe I had seen your comments on Omega/Dynasty before, which were among the reasons I sought them out to consider them. I have to say though, that after I posted yesterday my father and I went to check out CWP and Omega again. My dad, who is a retired boat carpenter (specializing in interior finish work), was not thrilled by the finishes on the sample doors in the showroom, especially on the painted doors, which caused me concern. Conversely, he thought the CWP finish was good. Unfortunately the Candlelight and Tedd Wood locations near me aren't open on Saturdays so he couldn't see those. At this point, I am leaning towards Candlelight, especially because they have the door style I like with square corners vs. mitered ones, so I'll be heading back to the showrooms to scrutinize them. Based on some other recent reviews I've seen, I'm beginning to wonder if something has changed at Omega/Dynasty since yours were installed (and others I've seen positive reviews for). It's so hard to tell! I'm glad you are happy with yours though and that they've held up well. It's such a big decision and investment, that any time I hear "they look as good as when they were installed" it makes me thrilled for that buyer. I'm hoping that whatever I choose, I'll be one of those people in a few years! Fingers crossed! Thanks again!...See MoreKraftmaid vs Tedd Wood cabinets?
Comments (2)I had Tedd Wood cabinets (birch) installed almost two years ago. I forget the stain color, but it’s a medium dark stain. The quality is wonderful. The company stands behind its product. There was one small problem, which was corrected within days. Every time I enter the kitchen, just looking at the cabs makes me smile. I had Kraftmaid cabs in the house we moved from. In my opinion, Tedd Wood is far superior. You can tell the difference in drawer construction alone. I would order Tedd Wood again, in a heartbeat. Not so, Kraftmaid....See More
PRO6 years agoI have done a very large kitchen, Butler’s pantry and mud room in Tedd Wood Landmark inset and full overlay.
I was very impressed with their customer service, their beautiful finish and even down to the care they took to pack the product. Even the lead time was less than other high end cabinetry I have used.
I could not be more pleased as a kitchen designer and plan on using Tedd Wood products more and more!
Some pictures are in the process...
- 6 years ago
- PRO5 years ago
5 years ago- 5 years ago
PRO5 years ago- 5 years ago
- 5 years ago
- 5 years ago
- PRO5 years ago
- 4 years ago
- 4 years ago
We installed Tedd Wood cabinets in our renovated kitchen four years ago. The company was a pleasure to deal with. The construction is top notch. And, despite having a messy cook (DH) as the main chef, they have held up nicely. Though little known on this forum, Tedd Wood is one of the better semi custom lines.
I love the graining of wood. It adds interest and warmth to the room. Every time I enter the kitchen, and see the beautiful graining of our birch cabs (autumn stain), I smile.
3 years ago
3 years ago- last year
Related Stories
KITCHEN DESIGN6 Clever Kitchen Storage Ideas Anyone Can Use
No pantry, small kitchen, cabinet shortage ... whatever your storage or organizing dilemma, one of these ideas can help
Full Story
BUDGET DECORATINGThe Cure for Houzz Envy: Living Room Touches Anyone Can Do
Spiff up your living room with very little effort or expense, using ideas borrowed from covetable ones
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNThe Cure for Houzz Envy: Kitchen Touches Anyone Can Do
Take your kitchen up a notch even if it will never reach top-of-the-line, with these cheap and easy decorating ideas
Full Story
MUDROOMSThe Cure for Houzz Envy: Mudroom Touches Anyone Can Do
Make a utilitarian mudroom snazzier and better organized with these cheap and easy ideas
Full Story
CLOSETSThe Cure for Houzz Envy: Closet Touches Anyone Can Do
These easy and inexpensive moves for more space and better organization are right in fashion
Full Story
BEDROOMSThe Cure for Houzz Envy: Master Bedroom Touches Anyone Can Do
Make your bedroom a serene dream with easy moves that won’t give your bank account nightmares
Full Story
BLACKCooking With Color: When to Use Black in the Kitchen
Consider sampling Caviar or Cracked Pepper on your kitchen walls or cabinets for richness and impact
Full Story
LAUNDRY ROOMSThe Cure for Houzz Envy: Laundry Room Touches Anyone Can Do
Make fluffing and folding more enjoyable by borrowing these ideas from beautifully designed laundry rooms
Full Story
KITCHEN DESIGNCooking With Color: When to Use White in the Kitchen
Make sure your snowy walls, cabinets and counters don't feel cold while you're riding white's popularity peak
Full Story
Kim Donovan