Martha's New Kitchen Products at The Home Depot

Martha's lines of kitchen cabinetry and countertops at The Home Depot are some of her most successful offerings. It's not surprising, considering how beautiful and durable they are, designed with Martha's personal input and produced in the USA by leading kitchen manufacturers (counters by LG Hauses Viatera and cabinets by PureStyle) that operate sustainably to create an affordable product. Martha blogged about some of the new countertops and cabinet styles last week and I felt the information was worth re-blogging here.

COUNTERTOPS: There are six new styles of quartz countertops that were inspired by beautiful, natural marble, and were designed to emulate the depth and varied patterns of natural stone. All were designed by Martha and her team and then produced by LG Hauses Viatera, known for their superb craftsmanship and quality.

 

CABINETS: Also on offer are two new styles of cabinet doors that come in a variety of stains manufactured by PureStyle. Again, the facades were designed by Martha, reflecting her personal tastes and drawing inspiration from architectural details at her own homes. Below are photographs of the new countertops and cabinets in Martha Stewart Living kitchens, available exclusively at The Home Depot.

The quartz countertops feature beautiful veining and rich depth of color, designed to coordinate well with a variety of Martha Stewart Living Cabinetry finishes. Pictured is Sierra Quartz with Ox Hill Vertical Batten cabinets in Heavy Cream.

Quartz is one of the hardest, most impervious countertops available anywhere. It also resists heat, scratches, cracks, and stains, making it exceptionally easy to maintain.

 Flagstone Quartz with Martha Stewart Living Wellston cabinets in Sharkey Grey.

Unlike granite, engineered quartz has a nonporous surface that holds up well against heat and stains and costs about the same as midrange granite

Martha designed the six beautiful new patterns and partnered with LG Hausys Viatera. Shown from top to bottom: Shadow, Cove, Snowcap, Sierra, Midnight and Flagstone. Click here to see more.

This is one of the new cabinet styles, called Gardner. It is shown in Orchard. Like other PureStyle cabinets, these will resist heat and moisture. Messy stains are also very easily removed with just a damp cloth.

 I love the design details in Martha's kitchens, which enhance storage capacity and facilitate organization, such as this pull-out rack for spices, canned goods and serving accessories.

 The corner cupboards have built-in Lazy-Susans to make it easier to access stored cookware.

 Here is another great storage solution: a built-in caddy for additional jars of pantry items. It opens to reveal even more storage at the back of the cupboard.

Martha's kitchens are built for the modern family. This pull-down tablet holder is perfect if you're accessing a recipe online or from a digital magazine. When not in use, it flips up under the cupboard and remains safely tucked away until you need it again.

This is the Tipton kitchen shown in Timberline. These doors deliver natural-texture wood grain as beautiful as the real thing, with the added advantages of superb durability and a low price. I really love this style and this stain.

The natural grain detail on the handsome Tipton Purestyle doors is a big selling feature for me. I love the stain, and the unique details, such as the recessed portion with the three small drawers and a glass cabinet above: maximizing storage and counter space while creating visual interest.

These built-in roll trays are a great way to keep your pantry efficient and organized. A Home Depot design specialist can show you how the trays can be customized in any Martha Stewart Living kitchen.

Martha Stewart Living kitchens at The Home Depot offer a variety of smart storage features, including this diagonal utensil organizer that helps maximize drawer space. I love this feature!