The clients were basically happy with the layout of their 1970’s kitchen, but wanted to update the appliances, cabinetry and counter tops. We installed Mission style Quarter-Sawed Oak cabinetry with roll out tray shelving to eliminate the tedious bending sometimes needed to reach those items in the back of the cabinet. The counter tops are HanStone™ a natural quartz and polymer blend which is NSF 51 certified by the National Sanitation for Food Safety and Food Contact. Finished with a natural stone backsplash and rubbed bronze tile accents to add a little flair to this kitchen.

When the original owner sold this 1956 home, the new owners knew they had to bring this house up to current code. In the kitchen we removed everything right down to the framing; including a beehive housed between the wall and the cabinet above the dishwasher. We rewired the whole house as well as installing all new plumbing. We installed hardwood in the kitchen and finished them to match the rest of floors in the home. Maple cabinetry, granite, and stainless steel appliances make this kitchen clean and modern. The master bath shower was dark and confining so we removed the wall to open up the space. Not fond of cleaning tile and grout, the homeowner chose a solid surface material for the walls of the shower. The heavy glass shower enclosure helps this very small bathroom to feel more spacious.