Press
Cabinet IQ in the news. A selection of recent features and coverage from publications around the country.
modernluxury.com
A New Standard in Luxury Kitchen Design Is Coming to the Main Line
At Cabinet IQ of West Chester & the Main Line, we believe the kitchen is more than a room — it’s the heart of the home. It’s where life unfolds, connections are made, and memories are created. Our mission is to design and deliver spaces that feel deeply personal, refined, and timeless — while setting a higher standard for how clients are cared for along the way.
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homesandstylekc.com
Top Homes 2025: Cabinet IQ
When it comes to kitchens, Cabinet IQ fills the bill. It’s not hard to see what sets the company apart from others in the industry. Look no further than the owner, Nik Johnsson. He is an extremely involved owner who not only has the experience to ensure each job is completed accurately, but he also ensures that customers are completely satisfied with the end result which helps explain their 5-Star reviews.
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citylifestyle.com
Walnut Cabinetry Is Having a Moment—And We’re Here for It
If you’ve been saving kitchen inspiration lately, you’ve likely noticed one finish showing up everywhere: walnut. Its warm tone, natural grain, and timeless character make it a standout choice for homeowners who want a space that feels elevated, welcoming, and beautifully modern—without feeling trendy or overly designed.
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issuu.com
Kansas City Homes and Style
Redefining kitchens, new beginnings, colors of the year and dry january.
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ksl.com
Game-changing trends in building and design at Salt Lake Parade of Homes
The 2025 Salt Lake Parade of Homes is full of designs that blend beauty, function, and fun in every square foot. From sleek kitchens with hidden pantries to spa-worthy bathrooms, this year’s homes are full of ideas you’ll want to steal.
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strictlybusinessomaha.com
Greg Allen is the owner at Cabinet IQ of Omaha
Greg allen interview with Strictly Business Omaha.
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