Working closely with a designer, we developed a transitionally styled kitchen that combines painted and stained cabinetry This gave the space an updated, yet timeless feel. The dark stain of the island is repeated on the eat in area and effectively grounds the space while the lighter, perimeter cabinets help the kitchen to feel large and expansive. They are beautifully united with marble tops that complement the colors perfectly. We chose a unique leg moulding for the island and repeated it on the custom table in the eating area to give continuity. Paneling was added to the refrigerator and dishwasher to allow those to blend seamlessly into the room.
Our homeowner wanted to have the adjacent room complement the kitchen, so we repeated the stains and door style in the entertainment area. This ensured that the space would flow seamlessly in the open floor plan.
Who would have thought we could accomplish this from such a distance? And how can we help you create your custom space?
Want to check out more of this amazing project? Check out all the photos on Houzz by clicking here:
http://www.houzz.com/projects/892564//transitional-custom-kitchen
Who would have thought we could accomplish this from such a distance? And how can we help you create your custom space?
Want to check out more of this amazing project? Check out all the photos on Houzz by clicking here:
http://www.houzz.com/projects/892564//transitional-custom-kitchen
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