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Edge Construction
Beautiful transformation!
Sink was moved over, Island counter made one level, upgraded cabinets and added crown molding...perfect for entertaining!
Floor Coverings International-Central Kentucky
Tile flooring in a kitchen looks fabulous and is functional as well. But it can be hard to stand on for long periods of time and can be cold as well. Let Floor Coverings International show you some options that offer the look of tile without these disadvantages.
Tracy Berman Interiors
In this newly renovated kitchen, we laid LVP flooring in a warm color across the entire first floor to unify the spaces and enhance the open concept. The new kitchen cabinets in color Seal and White, go to the ceiling with a large crown and create a space that feels warm, inviting, and stylish. Although simple in color and shape, the white subway tile used in the backsplash created a picket fence pattern that gives the wall more dimension. For contrast and as an accent piece we decided to go for Seal for the wood hood in the back wall. For a more elevated look the hardware is antique gold.
The fireplace tile is ceramic made to look like a type of black marble with striking white and gold veining and is laid to the ceiling to elongate the wall. The room looks larger since we took down the left-side alcove wall that blocked the view into the living room. From the kitchen, we can get a peek into the powder room, where again we have gold, black and white accents to bring the rooms together.
Cutting Edge Kitchen and Bath
Complete Kitchen remodel with an addition of a large island and storage seating in the dinning area. New Schrock cabinets, new appliances, subway tile backsplash and Luxury Vinyl Cortec Flooring replaced old laminate. Caesarstone Countertops and new lighting fixtures round out this amazing functional kitchen.
Photos by Shane Michaels
Siegel Design Center
Cabinetry: Waypoint Living Spaces 650S Maple Truffle
Countertops: LG Viatera Aria
Backsplash: Florida Tile Streamline 4x16 Matte Buff
Grout Color: 928 Praline
Cabinet Hardware: Liberty Hardware Sophisticates - Satin Nickel
Kitchen Faucet: Moen Arbor SRS
Flooring: IVC US Embellish LVP - Highland Hickory 56932
Mari Kushino Design
Classic Shaker Kitchen In A Small Space.
Design by Mari Kushino Design,
Cabinets by South Shore Cabinetry,
Photography by Tony Colangelo Photography.
Kirby Mast of Hartville Hardware
Took a 1980's kitchen and turned it into a beautiful updated, transitional kitchen with clean lines, bright and spacious, & much better usage of space
Castle Building & Remodeling
Project 3362-1 NE Minneapolis Traditional Kitchen Refresh - Castle Building & Remodeling, Inc. Twin Cities MN 55418
This project was a unique kitchen refresh project. The original Northeast Minneapolis home was built in 1920, and sometime in the 90’s an addition with a remodeled kitchen was completed.
While the current homeowners appreciated the size and general layout of the kitchen, they wanted a more open floor plan to the dining room and to add some additional storage within the existing kitchen space.
An old desk area was not useful for them, so that was removed and the fridge was moved to that area. New cabinets were added in the corner for some additional storage space for the homeowner’s baking goods and was set up as a coffee area.
Where the old fridge once stood, the wall was opened up to create a new, wider opening to the dining room with a new peninsula for their kids and guests to sit. With some challenges in finding significant plumbing and HVAC in the wall being opened, the end result is a little different than originally planned – but that is the story of remodeling!
All the original oak and new, matched oak cabinets were stained darker on the bottom, and painted white on the top.
New Cambria countertops add a classic touch to the space, and the homeowners did a fantastic job of installing their own tile backsplash and Adura luxury vinyl flooring. They now have a more classic yet eclectic space to entertain their guests (and children) in for years to come.
Designed by: Natalie Hanson
See full details, including before photos at https://www.castlebri.com/kitchens/project-3362-1/
Castle Building & Remodeling
Project 3362-1 NE Minneapolis Traditional Kitchen Refresh - Castle Building & Remodeling, Inc. Twin Cities MN 55418
This project was a unique kitchen refresh project. The original Northeast Minneapolis home was built in 1920, and sometime in the 90’s an addition with a remodeled kitchen was completed.
While the current homeowners appreciated the size and general layout of the kitchen, they wanted a more open floor plan to the dining room and to add some additional storage within the existing kitchen space.
An old desk area was not useful for them, so that was removed and the fridge was moved to that area. New cabinets were added in the corner for some additional storage space for the homeowner’s baking goods and was set up as a coffee area.
Where the old fridge once stood, the wall was opened up to create a new, wider opening to the dining room with a new peninsula for their kids and guests to sit. With some challenges in finding significant plumbing and HVAC in the wall being opened, the end result is a little different than originally planned – but that is the story of remodeling!
All the original oak and new, matched oak cabinets were stained darker on the bottom, and painted white on the top.
New Cambria countertops add a classic touch to the space, and the homeowners did a fantastic job of installing their own tile backsplash and Adura luxury vinyl flooring. They now have a more classic yet eclectic space to entertain their guests (and children) in for years to come.
Designed by: Natalie Hanson
See full details, including before photos at https://www.castlebri.com/kitchens/project-3362-1/
Medford Remodeling
You’ll also notice that custom cabinetry was built around the new stainless steel fridge. This built-in look provides a sleek, modern aesthetic aside the new dishwasher and matching stainless steel apron sink. Apron sinks are a great choice as they hold up extremely well year after year while providing a timeless look.
Just beside the sink is a convenient trash pull-out, large enough to hold both a standard trashcan and a recycling bin. Additional deep drawers were included to keep the design consistent.
Behind the sink, the subway backsplash tile extends all the way to the ceiling to create a beautiful accent wall and give a sense of height.
Final photos by Impressia.net
Village Home Stores
Linen White and Zinc painted cabinetry from Dura Supreme paired with Cambria Quartz in the Berwyn design. Kitchen remodel start to finish by Village Home Stores.
Kitchen with Subway Tile Splashback and Vinyl Floors Design Ideas
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