Southington store featured on HGTV

Apple Valley Woodworks, based in Southington, was recently selected for an HGTV segment. Apple Valley Woodworks offers unique kitchens through its Connecticut kitchen dealers, as well as across the country.

Apple Valley Woodworks recently exhibited at the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show in Chicago, Illinois. During the trade show, HGTV hosts Monica Pedersen and Eric Stromer toured the show and selected Apple Valley Woodworks to be one of the feature segments, focusing on the most innovative, and “green” kitchen and bath products available today.

“We are pleased to draw attention not only to our bamboo cabinetry options, but to reinforce that many of our innovative Kitchen Dealers are based right here in Connecticut.” said Lou Lestorti, Apple Valley Woodworks’ President.

Apple Valley Woodworks bamboo kitchen display will be featured on HGTV’s “Kitchens and Baths 2008,” airing through May 2008.

“Caramelized Bamboo exudes a rich beauty in its aesthetic appeal. What’s more, it’s an excellent choice for those who seek a unique material with renewable characteristics,” said Stephanie M. Martin, CKD, Apple Valley director of design.

Bamboo is actually a grass and not a wood, and is one of the fastest growing and most environmentally friendly plants in the world, growing to maturity in just a few short years. Hardwood can take as long as 50 years to mature, compared to Bamboo’s 5 or 6. This means that Bamboo is significantly more quickly and easily renewable. Dealers for Apple Valley Woodworking products are available in Waterbury and Monroe.
For more information contact Stephanie Martin at 860-620-9330.