This remodel was all about creating a more open, connected space for everyday living.
Walls once separated these spaces, limiting light and connection, so we removed the wall and added a peninsula with seating.
The original design lacked flow, making everyday movement feel restricted. Now it is open and welcoming.
A fragmented layout made the home feel smaller and less functional so we opened up the layout.
Removing walls completely transformed how this space feels and functions.
A cohesive palette that brings warmth and simplicity to the space.
A gorgeous quartz countertop was selected to compliment the cabinets.
By extending the kitchen into the room next to it, we were able to provide Mary and Deric with a wall of floor to ceiling cabinets for more storage.
Double wall ovens were integrated seamlessly for a clean, built-in look.
Clean lines and timeless finishes create a fresh, inviting feel.
The open shelves match the lower cabinet color adding a nice complimentary and dynamic element.
A beautiful mixed metal faucet is a subtle and complimentary feature.
A sleek cooking station with a stainless steel range hood and induction stove top integrated into the counter.
Natural light now flows freely through the entire first floor.
A sleep and clean cooking station.
It was important to Mary and Deric for the rest of the first floor to feel like one space, so we also updated the connected dining and family room.
To tie into the kitchen and create a cohesive look on the first floor, we built this entertainment center with cabinets and a countertop to match the kitchen.
A key feature in the family room are the glass front cabinet doors with in-cabinet lighting.
Mary and Deric used the same quartz countertop from the kitchen in the entertainment center to create a cohesive look.
A reimagined layout that better supports both daily routines and gathering.
The dining area got an update with fresh paint and floors to match the rest of the space.
The entryway got an update to match the rest of the first floor tying in the flooring and colors from the other spaces.
