Project Summary
They thought about it for years until they finally pulled the trigger on multiple aspects of their kitchen and powder room. For this family, it was primarily a desire for a more modern look and improved functionality. In order to get the additional room they wanted, we created a design that called for removing the wall between the kitchen and the dining room and then moving the dining room to the other end of the kitchen area. We also switched out the powder room vanity for a stylish sink and mirror.
Design/Build Consultant — Jeff Robinson
Design/Build Consultant — Kasey Birch
Lead Carpenter — Shawn Ilstrup
BEFORE & AFTER comparison of kitchen showing the reconfiguration of the space and relocation of the appliances.
Existing conditions floor plan compared to new proposed floor plan showing the new configuration of perimeter cabinets, appliances and island.
BEFORE & AFTER comparison of wall removal
Before Remodeling
CAD illustration of concept
AFTER: remodel from new kitchen dining table perspective
AFTER: 9-ft. island for baking and homework assignments
AFTER: Soft close drawers, heavy duty slides accomodate pots and pans
AFTER: Clear maple drawers make a real statement of elegance
AFTER: Pantry and coffee bar storage
AFTER: Under-mount sink, subway tile backsplash
AFTER: Round breakfast table
AFTER: Maple interior of cabinets
AFTER: New sink and Sciortino wall mirror
AFTER: Knock down ceiling
Featured Materials
- CABINETRY: Shaker style, rustic maple
- COUNTERTOPS: Quartz, Carrara Mist
- BACKSPLASH: Subway 4x12 ceramic
- FLOORING: LVP Mannington Adura, Sausalito Sunrise
- CEILING: Scrape, skim, knockdown
