Custom Kitchen Cabinets & Remodeling in Apple Valley, MN

The Cabinet Store + Culina Design

The Cabinet Store + Culina Design: Transforming Twin Cities Homes Since 2001 The Cabinet Store + Culina Design has proudly served the Twin Cities area for over two decades, establishing a reputation as a trusted leader in kitchen, bathroom, and home remodeling. Founded by brothers Luke and Scot Prettyman, our company is built on a commitment to quality, precision, and client satisfaction. We believe that every home should reflect its owner’s unique style, needs, and personality, and we work tirelessly to bring these visions to life. Located in Apple Valley, MN, The Cabinet Store + Culina Design offers a comprehensive showroom experience with over 6,000 square feet of inspiring displays. Our showroom serves as both a creative hub and a resource for clients, featuring full-scale kitchen and bath displays that highlight our partnerships with premium American-made brands such as Showplace Cabinetry and Cambria Quartz. These displays allow clients to see, feel, and envision what’s possible in their own homes. Our services go beyond beautiful spaces; they’re about creating functional, lasting environments. We provide end-to-end project solutions—from initial design concepts to material selection and expert installation. Our team includes highly skilled designers, cabinet makers, and finish carpenters who bring a wealth of experience to each project. With over 150 years of combined industry expertise, our staff is prepared to handle projects of any scale, from kitchen makeovers to full home transformations. One of the standout features of The Cabinet Store + Culina Design is our commitment to personalized service. Every client receives a complimentary design consultation to kick off the project, ensuring that each design aligns with their lifestyle and vision. Using innovative design tools and our team’s creative expertise, we help clients visualize their projects and make informed choices about materials, layout, and finishes. We’re also committed to sustainability and supporting American manufacturing. Our exclusive use of Showplace Cabinetry, a 100% USA-made cabinetry brand, reflects our dedication to quality and responsible sourcing. By partnering with American brands and using locally sourced materials, we not only support local craftsmanship but also ensure that each product meets rigorous quality standards. Each space is thoughtfully crafted to elevate its function while enhancing its aesthetic appeal. Whether it’s a modern kitchen remodel, a classic bathroom update, or an outdoor kitchen for entertaining, we create spaces that bring joy, style, and value to your home. Our philosophy is simple: we listen, we create, and we deliver. We approach each project as a collaborative journey, working closely with homeowners to ensure that every detail reflects their dream. Get A Free Design Consultation Today: https://TheCabinetStore.com

Dakota County

Minneapolis Metropolitan Area

Apple Valley-Rosemount

Minnesota

The Cabinet Store + Culina Design: Transforming Twin Cities Homes Since 2001 The Cabinet Store + Culina Design has proudly served the Twin Cities...

K-Beauty Xperience MedSpa

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Washington County

Washington

Cottage Grove

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Lakeville

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A 42-year-old Inver Grove Heights man drowned Saturday evening after his boat overturned on Dilly Lake near Spooner, Wis. Timothy Francis Anderson and a woman were riding in a small boat when Anderson stood up, slipped and fell overboard, according to a press release issued by the Washburn County Sheriff's office. His fall caused the boat to capsize. Both occupants of the boat attempted to swim to shore, but Anderson was unable to make it, the press release said. The two were picked up by a husband and wife out boating on the same lake. Although life jackets were present in Anderson's boat, neither he nor the second occupant were wearing them when they fell in, police say. Emergency responders administered CPR to Anderson at a landing on the lake. He was eventually transported to Spooner Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The incident took place before 8 p.m. on Saturday night. Adverse weather wasn't a factor in the accident, according to Recreational Safety Warden Mark Little, who said Anderson tried to use a paddle to stay afloat while he swam ashore. The maximum depth of the lake is 10 ft., Little added. The majority of drowning accidents occur with small watercraft, and it's especially important to wear a lifejacket while in a small boat, Little said. In this case, the boat was a 12-foot-long rowboat, according to the warden. "We ideally recommend that people wear their life jackets when they're in their boat on the water," Little said.

A 42-year-old Inver Grove Heights man drowned Saturday evening after his boat overturned on Dilly Lake near Spooner, Wis.

Timothy Francis Anderson and a woman were riding in a small boat when Anderson stood up, slipped and fell overboard, according to a press release issued by the Washburn County Sheriff's office. His fall caused the boat to capsize. Both occupants of the boat attempted to swim to shore, but Anderson was unable to make it, the press release said. The two were picked up by a husband and wife out boating on the same lake. Although life jackets were present in Anderson's boat, neither he nor the second occupant were wearing them when they fell in, police say.

Emergency responders administered CPR to Anderson at a landing on the lake. He was eventually transported to Spooner Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The incident took place before 8 p.m. on Saturday night. Adverse weather wasn't a factor in the accident, according to Recreational Safety Warden Mark Little, who said Anderson tried to use a paddle to stay afloat while he swam ashore. The maximum depth of the lake is 10 ft., Little added.

The majority of drowning accidents occur with small watercraft, and it's especially important to wear a lifejacket while in a small boat, Little said. In this case, the boat was a 12-foot-long rowboat, according to the warden. “We ideally recommend that people wear their life jackets when they’re in their boat on the water,” Little said.

Inver Grove Heights

42-year-old Timothy Francis Anderson drowned after his boat tipped over on Dilly Lake in Wisconsin.