Stained wood can add charm, warmth and richness to our homes, but it requires a certain level of balance to prevent it from becoming overwhelming, dark or oppressive. The balance in this project had yet to be achieved, but there were elements worth saving that would help transform the space from dark to dreamy…
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Questions? Want to see if we're the right fit?Before & After…a 1980’s Kitchen gets a makeover
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The renovation transformed not only the kitchen, but almost the entire main living level without much disruption to the home. By opening up the wall between the kitchen and den and replacing the breakfast table with an eat-in island the whole living space was transformed. The kitchen and den now function beautifully together and provide a fantastic space to gather and complete homework or to gather with friends and socialize.
The additional cabinetry and workspace makes the kitchen a joy to work in. Pantry storage is contained in an extremely efficient and easy to use butler’s cabinet, while utility items are neatly stored in the utility cabinet next to the new counter depth refrigerator. The spaces are as beautiful as they are useful. This entire renovation was custom designed with thoughtful consideration and integration of all elements including the structure and framing, electrical and lighting, plumbing fixture selection, appliance selection and placement, cabinetry detailing, new hardwood flooring, new paint, custom tile backsplash and carefully selected granite countertops. All of these changes were made for less than 10% of the value of the home. The renovation was completed within two months and it has significantly improved not only the homes value, but more importantly the family’s quality of life.