Kitchen Remodels

Our Story

Transform your kitchen with our eco-friendly remodeling services. We prioritize sustainability by reusing kitchen cabinets and incorporating environmentally responsible practices to create a space that’s both beautiful and green. Let us help you achieve a stylish kitchen that also cares for the planet!

Kitchen Remodel

Before

Cabinets and Layout: The cabinets appear dated, with a plain design and visible wear. The layout feels cramped, and the storage solutions seem minimal.
Countertops: There were tiled countertops and a dated tile backsplash which were are outdated, with visible grout lines that make the surface harder to maintain.
Appliances: The appliances are mismatched and look older, lacking a cohesive design.
Lighting: The natural light coming from the window is present, but the space still feels dull and uninviting.
Tile and Walls: The green tile backsplash and pale green walls contribute to an overall dated appearance.
Clutter and Design: The lack of design coordination and cluttered countertop space diminish the kitchen's appeal.

After
Kitchen Remodel

Cabinets and Layout: Sleek, modern gray cabinets with clean lines have replaced the old ones, creating a more polished and contemporary look. The layout feels more open and functional, with improved storage.
Countertops: The countertops have been upgraded to a smooth, solid surface (likely concrete or stone), offering a more modern and clean aesthetic.
Appliances: High-end stainless steel appliances, including a large refrigerator and dishwasher, bring a cohesive and updated look to the space.
Lighting: The natural light is beautifully utilized, with an unobstructed window enhancing the brightness of the room.
Tile and Walls: The green tiles and walls are replaced with neutral tones and a stylish backsplash, adding elegance and timelessness.
Finishing Touches: Thoughtful decor, like a bowl of oranges, complements the clean and minimalist design while adding warmth.

Mid Century Modern Kitchen Remodel

Before

The original kitchen had a practical layout but lacked the modern touches and closed off the rest of the house. Its a typical midcentury design but new design practices demand open concept. The cabinetry and countertops were functional yet a little dirty and needed a facelift, and the lighting failed to showcase the kitchen's full potential. While the space was well-structured, it needed a design refresh to better align with contemporary styles.

Mid Century Modern Kitchen Remodel

After

The remodeled kitchen is a perfect blend of sleek modernity and timeless design. Key highlights include:

Modern Countertops: Clean, white surfaces add elegance while enhancing functionality and brightness.
Refreshed Cabinetry: The original wood cabinetry was revitalized to maintain its mid-century charm, now paired with updated hardware for a refined look.
Open and Inviting: Thoughtful layout adjustments enhance flow and connectivity to the adjoining dining and living areas, creating an open concept feel.
Updated Flooring: Durable and stylish wood-like flooring ties the entire space together seamlessly.
Enhanced Lighting: Natural light floods the kitchen through large windows, complemented by strategically placed fixtures for a warm, inviting ambiance.

Kitchen Remodel

Before

Cabinets and Countertops: The cabinets were outdated with finishes that showed wear, and the countertops lacked modern appeal, making the space feel dated and less functional.
Lighting: The previous lighting was minimal or outdated, creating a dim atmosphere in the kitchen.
Appliances: Older appliances dominated the space, reducing energy efficiency and lacking cohesive design with the rest of the kitchen.
Walls and Flooring: The walls and floors needed a refresh, likely showing age and wear.
Layout: The layout may have been functional but lacked the modern touches and flow that enhance usability and aesthetic appeal.

After
Kitchen Remodel

Cabinets and Countertops: The kitchen now features clean, modern cabinets with a mix of white and natural wood accents, creating a fresh, contemporary look. The sleek white countertops provide a polished and streamlined aesthetic.
Lighting: A stylish, modern light fixture with exposed bulbs adds character and brightens the space, making it more inviting and functional.
Appliances: Stainless steel appliances, including a new refrigerator and stove, have been added, enhancing the kitchen’s visual appeal and functionality.
Walls and Flooring: Freshly painted white walls and updated flooring with a clean, hexagonal tile pattern bring brightness and sophistication to the space.
Sink and Fixtures: The new double-basin sink with a high-arc, modern faucet elevates both style and practicality.
Open Shelving: Sleek black shelves provide open storage options while adding a modern, minimalist touch to the design.
Overall Aesthetic: The updated kitchen is now a bright, functional, and stylish space that balances contemporary design with practicality.

Kitchen Remodel

Before

Cabinets: The old kitchen features open, worn-out cabinets with no doors, giving it a cluttered and unfinished look.
Countertops: The countertops are in poor condition with peeling or damaged laminate, making them look outdated and uninviting.
Appliances: The stove looks functional but dated, and there is no modern integration or aesthetic appeal.
Lighting: The lighting is minimal and doesn’t highlight the space, leaving the kitchen feeling dark and unwelcoming.
Paint and Decor: The walls and cabinets feature mismatched and garish colors (bright greens and blues), making the kitchen look chaotic.
Window: The window is covered with a dark, heavy fabric, blocking natural light and further darkening the space.
Flooring and Cleanliness: The flooring looks worn, and the overall cleanliness of the kitchen detracts from its usability.

Kitchen Remodel

After

Cabinets: The updated kitchen has clean, white cabinets with doors, providing a fresh, organized, and modern aesthetic.
Countertops: The countertops have been replaced with a sleek wooden butcher block style, adding warmth and sophistication to the space.
Appliances: A modern white stove and refrigerator have been installed, blending seamlessly with the updated decor.
Lighting: Bright, natural light from the uncovered window floods the kitchen, enhancing its openness and vibrancy.
Paint and Decor: The walls are painted a cheerful lime green with complementary white cabinets, creating a cohesive and welcoming environment. Decor elements like potted plants and a framed picture add personality.
Window Treatment: Light curtains frame the window, letting in natural light while maintaining privacy.
Overall Cleanliness and Style: The new design is clean, bright, and polished, with an emphasis on functionality and style.

Light Kitchen Remodel

Before

Cabinets and Countertops: The cabinets, while functional, showed age, with their design blending into the green walls, giving the space a dated appearance. The countertops, though practical, lacked a modern finish.
Appliances: Older white appliances, including the stove and dishwasher, gave the kitchen a mismatched and outdated feel.
Lighting: Basic track lighting provided minimal design impact, leaving the space feeling uninspired.
Walls: The green wall color, while bold, made the kitchen feel darker and more enclosed.
Flooring: The tile flooring showed wear and contributed to the overall dated look of the space

After
Bathroom Remodel

Cabinets and Countertops: The cabinets were refreshed and retained for their functionality, with the white finish brightened to enhance the modernized look. Updated countertops maintain a clean and polished appearance.
Appliances: Upgraded stainless steel appliances, including a sleek new gas range and refrigerator, bring a contemporary touch to the space.
Lighting: The updated lighting provides a modern and elegant touch, improving brightness and ambiance.
Walls: The green walls have been replaced with a fresh, neutral white, opening up the space and making it feel larger and brighter.
Flooring: While the flooring remains the same, but was deep cleaned and preserved to keep the sustainable practice

Light Kitchen Remodel

Before

Appliances and Layout: The kitchen featured older white appliances, including a refrigerator and stove, which looked dated. The layout lacked modern functionality and optimization for space.
Lighting: The single, flush-mounted ceiling light provided minimal illumination and did little to enhance the kitchen's ambiance.
Cabinetry and Countertops: The cabinets were basic, and the countertops showed signs of wear, giving the kitchen a plain, utilitarian appearance.
Flooring: The carpeted area visible in the foreground added a dated and impractical element for a kitchen space.

After
Light Kitchen Remodel

Appliances and Layout: Modern stainless steel appliances, including a refrigerator, oven, and a stacked washer-dryer unit, were added, dramatically improving functionality and aesthetic appeal. The layout was optimized to maximize utility while keeping the space open.
Lighting: The lighting was updated with a brighter and sleeker fixture, providing better illumination and a contemporary touch.
Cabinetry and Countertops: The cabinets were refinished, and the countertops retained a clean, polished look, giving the space a cohesive and modern appearance.
Flooring: The outdated carpet was replaced with durable, modern tile flooring in a neutral tone, making the kitchen feel cleaner and more contemporary.
Decor and Details: The addition of a framed artwork, small appliances, and decorative touches make the space feel lived-in and welcoming