Red Pepper Design & Cabinetry

Home Improvement Professionals , Kitchen & Bathroom Designers , Universal Design
44 Reviews
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Red Pepper Design & Cabinetry
44 Reviews

Green in the mountains

Sweet mountain home owned by a musician and realtor/designer. The kitchen was originally closed to the rest of the living space. Now it can enjoy a roaring fire in the large stone fireplace (out of camera sight) and get light from windows in the living room. Great clients to work with.
Project Year: 2019
Project Cost: $50,001 - $75,000
Welcome to this small mountain home. It has great qualities such as wood burning fireplace, amazing stout solid wood posts and beams- none of which could be seen from the original kitchen. We took out walls, moved appliances and resized the windows to create a warm and open space.
Green in the mountains
Opening the kitchen to the rest of the living space made the small house feel MUCH larger, the dining table fit better and the Clients happier. We brought the home into the modern, social way of living.
Green in the mountains
The island countertop is reclaimed railroad car flooring! It adds such character. the pull out microwave drawer was added by the clients after the cabinets were ordered so it sticks out a bit further than the countertop but the Clients feel it is worth it. They love it. Plastic storage containers...
Green in the mountains
The "new" brass is so loveable
Green in the mountains
Hidden refrigerators make a small space feel larger because there aren't as many interruptions for the eye. We measured the espresso maker to make sure it would fit in the corner cubby.
Green in the mountains
One big open room made the scale of the post and beams fit better, the rooms and people communicate better and made the house feel bigger.
Green in the mountains
One big open room made the scale of the post and beams fit better, the rooms and people communicate better and made the house feel bigger.
Green in the mountains
Before
Green in the mountains
Before
The kitchen is cut off from the living room and vice versa.
Green in the mountains
Before
This wall divided the dining room and the kitchen.
Green in the mountains
Before
Kitchen side of the wall that cuts off the living room.
Green in the mountains
Before
Believe it or not there is no exhaust hood so the bottom of the upper cabinet would get warm.
Green in the mountains