Fraley and Company

Home Improvement Professionals , Architects & Building Designers , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Universal Design , Basement Remodeling
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Fraley and Company
37 Reviews

Disco Kitchen in NE Portland

Project Year: 2016
Project Cost: $75,001 - $100,000
Country: United States
Our homeowners for the disco kitchen are the hosts of the party that everyone wants to be at. Fabulous cooks, animated story tellers and lovers of the story behind the object, we completely recreated their kitchen to be as photo-worthy as they are.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
Traditionally laid white subway tile was made more modern (and more cleanable) through dark grey grout. The entire kitchen is given the sparkle of brass hardware. Open douglas fir shelves showcase their most used dishes.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
This "east linear" faucet by Newport Brass is both modern and timeless. The finish is made to wear and patina with time, growing in character and beauty.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
Elongated subway tile wrapped into the window opening is one of our favorite details. It's more water resistant than traditional wood window trim, and lets us use more tile.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
The home's semi-original kitchen (it's been through a few remodels) had a very similar layout, but didn't allow enough walkway space to flow nicely. We moved a few corners and adjusted angles-- in the counter top leading to the built in hutch, especially-- stopping the annoying bottlenecking that...
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
If you can't fix it, feature it. We were stuck with a narrow area/short hallway leading into the dining room, which wound up being the perfect depth for a hutch. Glass front panels and a different style of hardware help distinguish the hutch from the rest of the cabinets. It has the character of...
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
The range and hood have sentimental ties for our homeowners. Pre-remodel, the hood was stainless, mounted a foot lower, and loomed over the kitchen. By painting it white, we were able to keep the industrial power of the large hood... but it drops back into the white walls and ceiling.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
Disco ball!
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
Nothing makes us happier than adding in quirky design elements that reflect the personalities of our clients.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
The corner jog of the countertop provided a perfect spot for our homeowner's cookbooks.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
Close up of the angled cook book cabinet.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
The solid brass bar rail was original to the kitchen.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
The custom island is made from rift cut white oak, a perfect balance to the grey painted cabinets. Extending the countertop past the cabinets with framed legs reduces the mass of the island.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen
If you want to party in the disco kitchen, you have to get past the bouncer first.
NE Portland Remodel: Disco Kitchen