When our clients reached out, they wanted their kitchen to feel more open and more aligned with the way they love to gather. Their home already had a beautiful structure, but key spaces weren’t working together the way they would have liked, and the kitchen felt disconnected from the keeping room and living room—spaces where their family naturally spent most of their time. This was the perfect opportunity for a thoughtful kitchen remodel, focused on improving functionality, flow, and connection.
Working with our team of architects, designers, and project managers, we helped them clarify their vision and guided them through their renovation using our proven design-build process, bringing ease to their kitchen renovation experience.
Mudroom
As the true entry point, the mudroom needed to not only act as a drop zone for our clients but also feel welcoming and orderly. We refreshed the space by adding custom cabinetry painted in Sherwin-Williams Link Gray, creating an elevated space where they could neatly tuck away their jackets, purses, and shoes with ease. The Ansel gold hardware by Rejuvenation adds a beautiful pop of warmth alongside the wood paneling and ties seamlessly into the brushed gold finishes used in the kitchen, offering a beautiful preview of their updated home.
Kitchen
The kitchen was the heart of this renovation, and our clients wanted it to feel brighter, more open, and more connected to the way they cook and gather. We refreshed the entire space with custom cabinetry painted in Sherwin-Williams Gossamer Veil for a timeless look. To create a cohesive feel, the appliances were built into the cabinetry with the same Ansel gold pulls from Rejuvenation that appear in the mudroom and the rest of the cabinets.
The custom range hood anchors the room, paired with a marble slab backsplash and countertops that bring a soft, elevated warmth. We expanded the island for additional workspace, integrated seating and a faucet by Newport Brass. The new Piatto pendants by Visual Comfort add a sleek touch while still complementing the room’s transitional style.
To bring in more character and connection between spaces, we added fluted glass-front upper cabinets—a detail echoed in the newly updated pantry door. The new kitchen bar features floating wood shelves and is lit by a brushed-gold gallery light from Visual Comfort.
Now, the kitchen feels brighter, more intentional, and fully aligned with how our clients live—offering beauty, function, and a cohesive connection to the surrounding rooms.
Together, these updates didn’t just change how the home looks—they changed how it lives. The kitchen, keeping room, and living room now feel connected and intentional, giving our clients a space that supports their daily life and, most importantly, makes them feel more confident hosting gatherings with their friends and family.
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