Pamko Construction

Home Improvement Professionals , General Contractors , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Basement Remodeling
24 Reviews
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Pamko Construction
24 Reviews

Not Your Average Split

This home started off as your typical split entry with separated rooms as well as a family room and sunroom that had been added over the years. The homeowners wanted to turn it into one large gathering space with lots of seating, beautiful details, and a seamless flow into the family room. They also wanted to create a much needed first floor office space. There were some challenges along the way, but after putting our heads together we came up with some creative solutions to make it all work.
Project Year: 2018
Project Cost: $100,001 - $150,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 01867
Before & After: A view from the dining room looking into the new kitchen space. The original kitchen limited storage and no seating.
Not Your Average Split
The family loves the new island!
Not Your Average Split
Before: I'm not a fan of microwaves over the stove so I try to incorporate them somewhere else in the kitchen whenever possible
Not Your Average Split
Seedy glass light fixtures are my favorite!
Not Your Average Split
Arabesque is such a classic tile shape and it works perfectly with this pattern tile. The farmer's sink plays right into this classic feel.
Not Your Average Split
This pattern tile is quickly becoming a favorite of our clients! Don't be surprised if you see it again in our future projects.
Not Your Average Split
The kitchen window was replaced with a double hung style to eliminate the annoying crank out controls by the sink.
Not Your Average Split
The kitchen and dining room are so much more functional with more seating, storage, and flow between the rooms.
Not Your Average Split
The new kitchen is a far cry from the the original
Not Your Average Split
Tucking the appliances away in the island is a great way to get more usable counter space
Not Your Average Split
The flooring is traditional oak, but we used a water based finish to maintain its natural characteristic light coloring
Not Your Average Split
In this home we kept the load bearing wall to keep the original front room separate from the rest of the first floor
Not Your Average Split
Taking the wall down between the kitchen and dining room makes for an easy flow among the main rooms
Not Your Average Split
We also added some cabinetry in the dining room. This area can be used as a buffet when there are lots of guests, as a charging area day to day to keep electronics out of the way, and as a great place to store items that aren't used everyday.
Not Your Average Split
The ceiling beams in this room are not just for looking pretty! They are also hiding the ductwork necessary to get central air to the office.
Not Your Average Split
The new beams are also the perfect compliment to the kitchen beams
Not Your Average Split
The office off the family room is separated by sliding glass barn doors
Not Your Average Split
The sliding glass doors between the office and the family room provide separation but you can still feel like you are part of the action
Not Your Average Split
A view from inside the office looking out to the family room
Not Your Average Split
The office is filled with lots of windows and natural light. We went with light walls and dark trim to keep the space feeling bright.
Not Your Average Split