Cabinets and counters in Lynden.
Lynden's Dutch Colonial farmhouses and newer family homes tend to have the room that Bellingham's in-town kitchens don't, and big farmhouse kitchens want cabinetry to match. That means roomy cabinet runs, deep pantries that actually hold a farm family's worth of food, and generous islands topped in butcher block or quartz. Farmhouse style leans toward Shaker doors, apron-front sink setups, and practical, hardworking storage, and we build to that look while keeping the construction solid. Newer Lynden homes are closer to square, while the older farmhouses have settled and need scribing, and we handle both. Even out in Lynden our regional humidity applies, so we use moisture-resistant plywood boxes and durable hardware. A big island is often the heart of a farmhouse kitchen, so we plan it as real working space with drawers, seating, and a top that takes daily use, whether that's warm butcher block or low-maintenance quartz. If you've got a Lynden farmhouse kitchen that needs to work as hard as the rest of the property, that's the scale we build for.