WOOD & WHITE
Our homeowners wanted a classic, but modern kitchen that had warm toned wood, clean white lines, and a splash of gold. We had to remove the pantry and our solution for creating storage was a custom walnut cabinet that looked like a furniture piece.
MORE SPACE FOR GATHERING
The homeowners wanted to update their kitchen look and get rid of the underutilized desk area. The original layout was lacking in storage and was very dated. Our design team reworked the desk area, expanded the island to include seating, and re-worked the pantry for some much needed additional storage.
A REFRESHED LAYOUT
The homeowners wanted to change the layout of the original dark and dated kitchen. By taking everything down to studs we were able to give them better lighting, light cabinets, a better kitchen “triangle” and a stylish and beautiful heart of their home.
A RANGE WITH A PERSONALITY
The homeowners wanted a grand kitchen and that is what they got. The revised layout took over the little used dining room (which shifted to another adjacent space) and expanded it’s footprint. The Viking range is the show piece to this beautiful chef’s kitchen. The various work zones give several people the ability to be working in the kitchen at one time without being on top of each other.
CRAMPED KITCHEN NO MORE
The original downstairs floorplan included a 6 foot wide pantry, two coat closets, and a dedicated dining room off the kitchen. The reimagined layout shifted and reduced the size of the pantry and removed the two coat closets, closed up the opening to the dinning room, added a big island with seating and a dedicated drop zone. The dining room became an office with built-in shelving and an Ash block work surface.
CHEFS KITCHEN FULL OF DETAIL
These homeowners wanted to updated their dated lake home kitchen and give it custom details to fit their lake lifestyle. We added in double oven and induction cooktop and updated the lighting to make the kitchen feel light and airy. What was once a dark and dreary kitchen has become the heart of the home again.
This house was the definition of a fixer upper. Carpet in the bathroom, dark wood paneling in the living and dining rooms, and a kitchen that was made for one. Together with the homeowners we designed a beautiful, vibrant space for their young family to come home too.
In between the living room and the dinning room was a two-sided stone fireplace that was way outdated. The homeowners choose to keep it, but turned it into a single sided wood burning fireplace to keep the living room cozy.
The kitchen was taken down to it’s studs and reconfigured for creating an open concept layout. A large island was added and countertop to ceiling yellow tiles were added for a big punch of color.
The bathrooms were renovated with tile floors, floating vanities, and a more natural color palette.
