Shades of Gray KITCHEN

Some designs follow a strong theme,

and in this case, Gray was the perfect choice.

Follow the renovation process below:

BEFORE, the space was traditionally compartmentalized.

A crowded kitchen with limited counter space,

a boxed in Dining Room,

and a living room closed off from the kitchen.

Our clients wisely chose to go open-concept,
and the walls came down!


KITCHEN, BEFORE:

DURING:

Taking out the wall separating the dining room and kitchen:

KITCHEN, AFTER:

BEFORE:

 A false ceiling made the kitchen feel much smaller.

Removing the boxed light, raising the ceiling
and installing recessed lights provided a more airy, open space.



AFTER:

BEFORE:

AFTER:

Opening the kitchen and dining area to the living room
provides a large space for the family to share together.

DURING:

cabinets going in, 

and creating an island/raised bar

 between kitchen and living room:

AFTER:

The new island provides visibility from the kitchen

into the living room, with seating space at the raised bar.

FAVORITE FEATURES:

This pantry provides extra storage for the 

little office area conveniently located in the space.

 A custom desk built from the shaker white cabinets
fits perfectly in the space.

Open shelving provides the perfect place

to display a few favorite items.

Adding French doors where there used to be 

a single window adds lots of extra light, 

and access to the backyard.

A built-in microwave and oven

fit perfectly in the space where the old pantry was.

A wine nook is a fun addition to any kitchen.