Gina at CKB is a wonderfully talented designer. Boulder has a large mix of decor and style, and it…read moretakes someone with real expertise to blend them together. Not only does she have great taste, but she takes all preferences and guidance to heart and understands the importance of budget. She also has great contacts for counters, appliances, and other necessities. We loved our experience with Gina and would highly recommend her for anyone doing a kitchen renovation.

Love your team & love the diversity of your products and selection! I was only interested in…read morecabinet/door hardware when I first reached out and set up an appointment. What a delightful business. The selection and service was so wonderful that Confluence became my go-to supplier for hardware, tile, bathroom cabinets, etc.! Kris Mahar, Abby and Ed's entire team have been incredibly helpful, organized, and meticulous as we worked together on our remodel. There are so many little details and Kris always asks the right questions and insures that all the little pieces needed are not forgotten in the chaos of the remodeling process. When in the neighborhood, I now return just to say "Hi" and have even ordered products from them for our home out of state. I am so glad I found you!

I was searching for a few tiles for a craft/decor project and after failing to find what I wanted…read moreat a big box location, I tried here. I have been past it many times and I know that the tiler that did my bathroom a few years ago got some supplies here. I stopped in and realized immediately that this was not a place to buy single odd tiles, but was in fact a high end showroom with a beautiful selection. One of the sales staff approached to see what I needed. When I explained that I could no longer find any 8x8 tile in Boulder she told me that most manufacturers had discontinued that size. She suggested trying Resource, a recycle house parts function of Boulder Eco-cycle. In fact I knew of them because my contractor had taken my old doors there. Leftover tile project stock is sold there and she said it was probably the only place in Boulder to find some 8x8's. And off I went.

Best showroom in Boulder. If you're looking for hi end affordable material, go see Kim for expert…read moreadvise.

We had them over to look at a smaller kitchen project (not a full remodel but half a kitchen…read moreremodel) on January 22nd. 3 emails and 1 call later we still have not received anything from them however each time they did respond to us "someone was working on it". They wasted 3 weeks of our time as we waited patiently. They clearly kept stringing us along with "we would have it in a couple days".. So much for wanting to support our local companies. I would NOT recommend them as they just give a lot of lip service and we feel perhaps they were more interested in larger jobs, just wish they would have told us this 3 weeks ago.

I used Heritage Kitchen and bath to order my cabinets last year. They also did a bid for my project…read moreand I ended up not using them because I already had a good relationship with a contractor. The bid was very close; they are very competitive. Overall, my design was great. Monika was quick to replace warranty items as they were delivered broken. I would use them again and refer all my friends and clients to them.

This store is massive! I wandered in here during the Boulder Fall Fest a couple of weeks ago and I…read moreended up finding a few Christmas gifts! It was so fun to walk around and there's such a wide variety of home goods, decor, gourmet goodies, and fun little gadgets. I will be back to this cute shop any time I'm in the area!

What a fun cooking and more store! Goodies, spices, syrups, teas, cookware, teaware, coffee ware,…read moreand so much more! Great selection and the staff was very friendly and helpful. If you are shopping or eating on Pearl Street, this place is a must stop!

Do not do business with the Company! I placed an order with them that was supposed to be delivered…read morein 2-3 months and it's been 9 months, I've paid over 50% for my order and the Company refuses to respond to my e-mails concerning the status of the order. Huge integrity issues with this Company and they have "company policy" which contradicts their own contract terms! I contracted Thurston (also dba DC&A, Discount Cabinets and Appliances and Kitchens of Colorado) for a kitchen cabinet order in March of 2017 and the contract had a delivery date of June 2017. It's almost November 2017 and nothing has arrived (Over 9 months since I ordered the cabinets!). Thurston has not acknowledged any responsibility for not delivering the cabinets timely yet they continue to hound me for payment on the final balance even though nothing has arrived. They continue to promise that the cabinets will be in "shortly", "next week", even "tomorrow" but nothing has been delivered. To make it worse they are requiring a final "cash" payment to be made to them before the cabinets arrive to them and have indicated they will not deliver the cabinets to me until I pay them cash for the full remaining balance. This payment policy is not in the contract that I signed but according to my sales rep it's "company policy" which they can't make any exceptions to. I've recommended to them that they should make their "Company Policy" align with their contract terms! I can't delay the cabinet delivery any more than it has already been delayed so with extreme reluctance, I agreed to make a final payment via a credit card (to give me some sort of recourse if they don't deliver) even before I have any opportunity to inspect the cabinets and before they deliver the cabinets to my residence but they have not responded to that offer or given any indication to me as to when they will deliver my cabinets. They just want cash and they've gone completely silent on me (other than payment requests) presumably until I give them cash. I thought this was a reputable company but ultimately this company has the most rotten business practices that I've ever experienced. On four occasions, I've requested evidence from them that they actually place the cabinet order with their manufacturer but they refuse to respond to that request - this request was made after I found out in late April 2017 that they forgot to place my order with their manufacturer after I signed a contract with them and gave them a 50% down payment. I have numerous other complaints about this company but the lack of performance and refusal to refund my deposit is the biggest issue at this point. I would highly recommend looking elsewhere for kitchen or bathroom cabinets!

These people are ridiculous beyond believe!!! I don't understand how can any business survive…read morelonger than a month with such a front desk people attitude....

Our experience was great from start to finish. Cheryl put together a fantastic design and walked us…read morethrough the process of selecting finishes and hardware. Communication was timely and the schedule was printed out for us, so we always knew which craft was coming to work. Charlie, Ryon, Bobby, Turo, Jose, David, Lou and all of the craftsmen were true professionals and great to work with. Minor supply issues and a couple of warranty items were handled without any friction. I highly recommend Classic - a great experience.

We are so happy with our decision to work with Classic Cabinets & Design. Cheryl was wonderful to…read morework with. She was very patient helping us work through our decision-making and helping us find solutions to some of our problem areas. I can not say enough about her as a designer and the cabinets themselves are wonderful. Everyone involved in this project was very talented and extremely professional and easy to work with. The installers were excellent, considerate of our home and everything was done in a very timely manner. N. Cooper

I had such a fun experience at my 3rd Sur La Table cooking class this afternoon in Boulder! I took…read morethe Cast-Iron Cooking class with Chef Cameron and learned to make Grilled Chicken with Chimichurri Sauce, Charred Cast-Iron Green Beans with Lemon Vinaigrette, Griddled Flatbread, and a Skillet Brown Butter Cookie. Everything was delicious! The class was smaller than expected, which turned out to be a huge bonus for me since I got lots of hands-on instruction and attention, plus I got to take home some very tasty leftovers. Even better, the class fee included a 10" Lodge Cast-Iron Skillet to take home, so I walked away with both new skills and a great piece of cookware. And because I had a 10% coupon, I picked up a couple of cast-iron skillet holders, too. A really enjoyable afternoon, a great instructor, delicious food, a chance to interact with the retail staff who are always helpful, a complementary cappuccino from a ridiculously sophisticated and expensive machine, and a new skillet to put to work. I'd definitely take another Sur La Table cooking class!

Extremely disappointing experience and nowhere near worth almost $100 per person - I rarely leave…read morenegative reviews, but this experience was so disappointing that I feel other people should know what they are paying for. My husband and I received this 2-hour sushi class as a gift from our son. I've taken about six cooking classes previously, and unfortunately this was hands-down the worst experience I've had. The class description said we would be making Shrimp Tempura Rolls, Yuzu Dipping Sauce, Crab Inari Sushi, Avocado & Vegetable Hand Rolls, Sushi Rice and Yuzu Sorbet. What we actually experienced was very different. From the beginning, the class seemed disorganized. They apparently expected 8 people, but 11 showed up, and there didn't seem to be any system for checking people in or confirming who was registered. We stood behind a counter for the entire two-hour class -- no stools or seating, and just water not even have napkins to wipe your hands. There were also NO printed recipes, which I've never experienced in a cooking class. We had nothing to follow along with, take notes on, ask questions etc... We didn't even have our own cooking stations and had to share with so many others some people just had to watch. Very little actual cooking or instruction took place. We sliced some carrots, cucumber and avocado and deep-fried a FEW tiny baby shrimp (see pic below). That was essentially it. The assistants repeatedly took away our knives, cutting boards and other equipment to wash them while we were still trying to use them, so we had to keep retrieving what we needed. Even more disappointing, several of the items advertised as part of the class either weren't made or weren't taught. I don't recall if she made the Yuzu dipping sauce, think she talked about it, but I didn't have any dipping sauce and the soy sauce to dip our hand rolls in came so late we had eaten them already. There was no mention at all about the Yuzu sorbet or how to make they just put it in front of us at the end of class. They also ran out of rice, some people had to share a roll. And then there was the shrimp! For two people, we received maybe 6 tiny shrimp about the size of my thumbnail. I took a photo before we rolled our tempura roll (see below) because I honestly couldn't believe that was the amount of food provided for two people paying close to $200. The instructor herself was knowledgeable, pleasant and clearly educated about the subject. My criticism is not about her personally. The problem was the overall execution of the class and the enormous disconnect between the $100-per-person price, what was advertised, and what was actually provided. It was also difficult to hear much of the instruction, which made an already disorganized experience even more frustrating. For almost $200 per couple, I would expect an organized, hands-on cooking class with adequate ingredients and equipment, recipes to take home, instruction on all of the advertised dishes, and enough food to actually prepare those dishes and enjoy a dinner. We received none of that. Based on our class, I absolutely could not recommend it at this price. I would give it 1 star for the experience/value, with the acknowledgment that the instructor herself was kind and knowledgeable.

I recently spent a lot of time on the phone with Roberta from Warehouse Sales. I was brainstorming…read morea kitchen remodel with used Mastercraft kitchen cabinets I had bought and she was so helpful! I was really impressed with her great attitude, knowledge, and attention to detail. After speaking with her, I realized I didn't need to purchase any cabinets through them but I wanted to share about my great experience.

From the owner: Counter-Tops And Cabinetry Helping You Create Your Dream…read more Warehouse Sales Inc. is located in Boulder, CO, and has been serving the surrounding areas with our family-owned business for over 40 years. We offer a wide selection of cabinets and countertops to meet all design aspirations and budgets. Our success comes from our personal service to every client. Additionally, we strive to keep our prices below our competition to best service our community. Some of the products we offer include StarMark Cabinetry, MasterCraft, Zodiaq, Caesar, Stone-quartz surfaces, Kitchen, Kompact, Showplace Wood Products, Dupont, and a Fine selection of used cabinets. We have an experienced design staff to help your project be as smooth and timely as possible. It is our main goal to help you make your vision a reality. Call Warehouse Sales Inc. and start improving the aesthetic of your home now.

Sin (the manager) is one of the most helpful (and knowledgeable on cabinets) people I've worked…read morewith before. We did a full kitchen remodel ourselves and he was super patient with us. I'm sure we are his primary target to do business with but he treated us like we were. Everything did not go perfect, but they were mostly our mistakes and he treated them like they were his fault (even though they weren't). Quality of products: the cabinets were excellent. They aren't the super expensive custom built cabinets, but they were 10 times better than most of the big box stores. The are 3/4 ply all the way around, except the back. The shelves are solid and the soft close hardware is super easy to work. If you are assembling your own cabinets, make sure you ask him questions. The more complicated ones can be a bit of a head scratcher since the limited videos can be less than helpful....I wish I would have had time to make some of the assembly videos for future use. The countertop (quartz) turned out really well. The seams were very small and they matched the veins tastefully. Only improvements I can think they need is better assembly instructions for a few of the cabinets. That's it. Going to AMC might have been our best decision of the entire remodel. Don't take my word for it though, just stop in and talk to Sin to see for yourself.

AMC is the most cost effective place we found for quartz counter tops in our kitchen and bathroom,…read moreand the quality was top notch. They sell prefabs which helped us save money instead of buying full slabs for everything. Sinisa was wonderful with helping us pick our material, explaining the process, and fitting as much as possible onto each slab. They came to the house and measured and was very consultative, and eventually they came out and installed. The entire process was quick, easy, and we're very happy with our results! Highly recommend.