3-dog kitchen Remodel in Rogers
The re-design list for these homeowners was long and diverse. It ranged from getting rid of looming soffits in the kitchen to flooring throughout, to creating a built-in feeding station for their three beloved dogs.
Lead Carpenter Mark Arntzen
Carpenter Jon Enfield, Ryan Whalen
Painter Rick Dame
Project Summary
“They really wanted a modern design flow that provided a larger kitchen with better access to both the 4-season porch and the dedicated main level office,” explained Murphy Bros. designer Brittani Swedberg. “With three rather large dogs, they need flooring that would stand up to their constant traffic throughout the main floor,” explained Swedberg.
“Trading soffits for more cabinet storage is one way to tackle that issue,” recalls Design Build Consultant David Long, who lead the project. “The large island design picked up the rest of the needed storage, but the coffee/Whiskey bar was a delightful addition to what is now a spacious kitchen in all respects.”
How did this remodel make their lives better? It's all in this short homeowner video.
Before
Before the remodel, dated oak cabinets and tile flooring. The 80's kitchen really cuts off the traffic and visual flow of these rooms which needed to be connencted.
After
