This new shop is just getting started (during our visit someone inquired about gift cards, which…read morethey said have been ordered and should be available any day now). The store is a mix of trendy kichen doo-dads (Chemex coffee pots, Himalayan pink salt slabs, etc.), and timeless kitchen must-haves (cast iron pots/dutch ovens, cookware, etc).

My very favorite store in downtown Grand Haven! Cook's Kitchen & Pantry has so many beautiful…read morekitchen pieces, plus a wide variety of tools and fun gadgets. I love to cook and always find something new to try each time I visit. The owners are extremely helpful and knowledgeable, which adds to the experience of the store. This is the perfect place to go for a gift or to treat yourself!

I purchased my second vanity top from their overstock area and it was a great experience both…read moretimes. I experienced excellent customer service and great prices.

this place has the most rude man I ever had to deal with. when I gave him the measurements I…read moreexplaned they are an odd size and if I had to special order I would do so, he said in a snide way "did you actually measure them or eyeball them". After that the conversation went south.. I have NEVER been treated so rudely or talked to in such a condescending way by anyone. The discount itself is non existent, you can buy the same thing at lowes for about the same price with MUCH better customer service. I will never go back, thank goodness for social media as I am warning any others that will listen. I would not encourage any one to be subjected to him for the sake of a discountl

We're so glad to be done dealing with StyleTrend Kitchens and Baths…read more The design process for our kitchen remodel went well with their designer, Gina. The demolition of the old kitchen and the installation of the cabinets was fine. The flooring went badly. We wanted to replace the vinyl flooring in the kitchen and in the nearby front hall. Between the entry and the kitchen is a set of eight stairs that we had carpeted just a few months ago by a different company. Style Trend suggested they could replace the carpet on the stairs with the vinyl tile they were using everywhere else, and it would look great. We agreed to that. They started with installing the vinyl tile in the kitchen and the entryway, but it turned out they hadn't ordered nearly enough. The owner, Randy, blamed Gina for that. Who knows? So, they ordered more flooring, which took another couple of weeks. Their installer came back and finished the kitchen area, and started the stairs. He tiled the stairs, but he ended up removing it to do it again, as he hadn't done a good job of lining up the seams. He laid down more tile on the stairs with the seams aligned better. He started putting on the bullnose pieces on the stairs, but then quit for the day. When he left, I looked at how he was applying the bullnose, and realized he was DOING IT WRONG. The bullnose and flooring are tongue and groove, and at the top of the stairs he had cut off the edge of the tile. Even if he hadn't, the kitchen flooring was installed 180 degrees in the wrong direction. No way for the stair bullnose to attach. I had consulted the manufacture's website and learned the CORRECT way to do it. When he returned the next day, I showed him what he was doing wrong and sent him away. Randy said that Gina had ordered the wrong bullnose. Bear in mind, it was the bullnose that the tile maker made for the tiles. Part of the system. Randy said there is third party product that can be used, so he ordered that, and it would take a week. About 2.5 weeks later it arrived, and the installer started again. He also had to retile the stairs (AGAIN!), because he had left too much gap between the end of the tiles and the wall...because Randy hadn't told him that there would be no molding, and the fit had to be exact. He was almost done, but struggled with cutting 45 degree miters where they were needed at the bottom of the stairs. He was cutting with the wrong type of saw, and the cuts were ragged and looked horrible. The third party aluminum pieces also looked poor with the tile, IMO. The installer said he would be back the next day with the right saw. We called Randy and told him we were done with Style Trend. Send us a bill for what you think we owe. He sent a bill, but it was more than the original amount. He was charging about $1400 extra for tile that he failed to order in the first place and for the tile that their installer had ruined. We agreed to pay the bill, minus the $1400, immediately, or he could wait until we consulted our attorney, which could take a lot of time. He agreed to take our immediate payment as payment in full. Believe or not, this is the condensed version of the ordeal. We called our favorite carpet store and they still had a remnant left from when they carpeted our living room and stairs this spring. They installed carpet on the stairs in an afternoon, and it looks fantastic. We would not use Style Trend again.

From the owner: * Serving West Michigan 40 Years* Specialist in Kitchen and Bath Design* The Finest in Cabinetry*…read moreAll Price Ranges* Free Design & Estimating* Free In-Home Measuring & Consultation* West Michigan's Most Sophisticated Computer Design System

When the Kitchen Company designed my kitchen and bathrooms in my summer cottage in 1995, I was most…read moresatisfied with the results. When I needed an update and expansion of one guest bathroom 20 years later, I returned there to find the same quality of design, utmost professionalism, and creative energy --- and I loved the result. Now I am going back for the third time for the renovation of another bathroom. Nothing says "customer satisfaction" more effectively than to keep coming back...Kevin and Justin are the best!! Joan Parker, Grand Haven, MI and Chicago, IL

From the owner: "When It's Time for a New Kitchen, Turn to the Right Company..."…read more Whether you are building new or remodeling old, our designers can help guide you through the space planning, cabinetry, countertops, and all the remaining details that will help create the environment you have always wanted at a great value.

Great pricing Courteous…read morePrompt Thorough Great workmanship I will not hesitate to call Bill in any of my future needs that are in his wheelhouse.

The heavy snow fall detached the awning from my house. After assessing the damage, Bill said it…read morewasn't anchored very well. He had it fixed and secured in no time! The fact is, he used screws that were 2x bigger than the original. It's no longer a hazard, hanging on one side when using the door. Most of all, I appreciated the communication, professionalism and respectful manners. Thank you! L Drakos

Troy reached out to me with a time and his price. He was…read morequick to show his license and insurance coverage. He was on-time and ready to do the work. He plan was to run two lines, however, he found the issue with the original electrical line, and only had to run the updated line for the GFCI. He put all of the outlets back in the wall that I had exposed to get him the overview of the job. He completed the work of troubleshooting the electrical issue and ran a new line up through a crawl space in three hours.

Troy was able to fit me in on short notice and able to do work same day. Completed the requested…read morework to code and with reasonable pricing.

We had a wonderful experience when working with Amanda Marquardt at Blue Water Cabinetry and Design…read moreon our remodel project of our new kitchen. Amanda was very knowledgeable, professional, and creative in offering options we hadn't thought of. Although there were delays with our cabinets and island coming in, Amanda kept us informed and was very prompt when returning phone calls. These delays were surely attributed to supply chain issues due to Covid 19. These types of issues have been felt across the board with all companies dealing with the same and are hopefully improving. We highly recommend Blue Water Cabinetry and Amanda when selecting your home improvement specialists.

Wanted to give a higher rating but having lived with the kitchen remodel for a while I just can't…read more During construction the sub-contractor hired by Blue Water did not follow the sink template when installing the counter tops causing us to have to settle for a different sink than what we specified. Now, after living with the remodeled kitchen, we discovered a lot of flaws with the cabinets (lack of precision, portions not painted, etc.). We weren't given a choice of manufacturers for the cabinets. The ones we got are only slightly better than Home Depot cabinets.