Projects

Kitchen-Addition Renovation

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Kitchen with Designer Stair Rail

We recently transformed a traditional kitchen into a modern, open space by removing a central wall as part of a comprehensive kitchen addition renovation. Because the wall was non-bearing, we executed the removal quickly and safely. Furthermore, this strategic change immediately established the open-architecture look our clients desired.

In addition to the wall removal, we overhauled the left side of the room. First, we removed an outdated cabinet structure to improve the flow. Next, our team installed stylish pendant lights and a new railing system to enhance the room’s aesthetic. At the same time, we added energy-efficient can lighting to the ceiling for a brighter, more contemporary feel.

Kitchen with 9' Ceilings and 45 degree Island Top

Local design magazines have featured this stunning kitchen design layout. Specifically, we selected Wellborn Cabinets for this project. Importantly, Wellborn manufactures their cabinet line right here in America, ensuring exceptional quality while remaining very affordable. For this renovation, our team installed beautiful granite countertops; furthermore, we added a natural stone backsplash to complete the space.

Addition Renovation with Arched Window Focal Point

I designed this four-season room addition around a large arched window, which serves as the room’s main focal point. To achieve this vision, we first removed an existing bump-out kitchen nook. Furthermore, the room features a magnificent cathedral ceiling, complete with a substantial wood beam extending the entire length. Ultimately, this architectural detail lends the space a refined, elegant appearance.

Kitchen Addition Renovation with Cathedral Ceiling and Staggered Cabinets

I staggered the cabinet over the microwave in the design drawings to create a unique visual impact. Consequently, this single design feature transformed the entire appearance of the kitchen wall. Furthermore, on the left side, we removed the non-bearing wall that previously extended to the peak of the cathedral ceiling. As a result, the kitchen now opens directly into the dining and living areas, making the entire floor plan feel significantly more spacious.

Kitchen Additon Renovation with Wall Removed to Dining Room

Our team transformed this kitchen by removing the wall behind the refrigerator to create a seamless transition into the dining room. First, we repositioned the heat vent to the floor and cleared an alcove to make space for the new refrigerator location. Next, we moved the stove and replaced the original plaster surfaces with fresh drywall. Additionally, we installed granite countertops and a glass subway tile backsplash. Finally, we completed the design with premium Wellborn cabinets to achieve a polished, modern look.

Kitchen with wall Removed and Island in Center

To begin with, I designed this kitchen to provide a seamless transition into the dining room. For example, we made a narrow space look considerably more spacious in the picture on the right. To achieve this, we removed the non-bearing wall to open up the entire area. Furthermore, we moved the refrigerator to the opposite side of the kitchen along with a bank of cabinets. Finally, I chose high-quality granite countertops for this project, in addition to 16ga. stainless steel sinks and glass subway tile for the backsplashes.