As of September 2026, kitchen cabinets cost more mainly because of a 25% federal Section 232 tariff on imported kitchen cabinets, vanities and cabinet components, scheduled to rise to 50% on January 1, 2027. American-made cabinets are affected…
Social kitchens are becoming the heart of the home in 2026. Families across Morris and Union counties are embracing open layouts, big islands, and thoughtful design that brings everyone together.
Why Color Matters in the Kitchen If you’ve ever walked into a kitchen and instantly felt calm, energized, or just plain happy, that’s no accident—color did the work. In 2026, greens, blues, and earth tones are leading the…
A luxury bathroom isn’t just a place to get ready—it’s a personal retreat, spa, and sanctuary all in one. At Kraftmaster Renovations, we’ve transformed countless bathrooms into stunning, high-end escapes filled with comfort, innovation, and elegance. If you’re…
One of only eleven remaining pre-Revolutionary War homes in Chatham Township, this residence—affectionately called “The House on the Hill” —is a testament to American craftsmanship and preservation. With hand-hewn beams, cut nails, a beehive oven, and centuries of additions woven together seamlessly, the home has watched Chatham evolve from farmland to family town.
When it comes to remodeling a home in Chatham, Madison, Summit, and surrounding Morris County towns, every space matters — even the hall bathroom.
Most NJ homeowners don’t know what to look for in a remodeling contractor until something goes wrong. By then, the contract is signed and the deposit is cashed. This guide lays out the five qualities that define a…
We’re proud to share that one of our recent projects was featured in Houzz’s article, 7 Stylish New Small Bathrooms. This beautifully compact 40 sq. ft. bathroom in Chatham, NJ, designed by Vicky Karcich of KraftMaster Renovations, was…
Over the past few years, there’s been a noticeable shift right here in Chatham, Madison, Summit, and Morris County: People aren’t moving — they’re improving. With rising home values, limited inventory, and interest rates that make relocation less…
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