2024 Fall Showcase Home
This dysfunctional outdated 1980s kitchen and main floor gets a total makeover with some unique personal touches. Full kitchen pull and replace, new walk-thru butler’s pantry, laundry (w/dog kennel), closets, new French door entryway system, fireplace, flooring throughout, and LED lighting upgrades along with additional undercabinet, decorative, and countertop lighting. Cambria everywhere.
Lead Carpenter Ivan Sass
Carpenter Tyler Seamons
Painter Dave Christenson
Here's your early peak at our upcoming fall Showcase Home in Chanhassen...
Project Summary
Built in the late 1980s, this homeowner’s kitchen had become functionally inadequate and outdated aesthetically. The cabinet exteriors were fine, but the interior usefulness and depths were completely inadequate. The walk-in pantry was bare bones with very little actual storage capability.
The goal was a beautiful, highly functional space with a very modern style with lots of exotic textures and colors.
Local artisans contributed to the amenities including a copper wall accent from the Netherlands, the kitchen island wishbone base, and a forged iron staircase. A half-bath update finished off this extensive remodel marked by a very modern style of textures and color. Let’s not forget Spanky the dog’s kennel in the laundry room, styled to mimic the stair rail treatment. Stacked the washer/dryer to create more space.
Before
Moderately functional, but very outdated, these before images show the features our designers had to work with.
After
Laundry floor: Angela Harris Inspira Oxide Metallic Blue 12x24; Pantry backsplash tile: Rise Hexagon cement tile.
