A restored kitchen never looked so fresh. In this space, the designer chose to keep the homeowner’s traditional maple cabinetry as it was in great condition. But the homeowner desired a dramatic new look, so the designer had the cabinetry painted white and added horizontal cabinets with milky glass fronts and high-shine hardware. Choosing chrome hardware gave the kitchen a more contemporary feel. Above the island, hammered silver pendants were added to give the room a warm glow and brilliant quartz countertops kept the space feeling airy and modern. A textured backsplash was a warm contrast to the smooth reflective surface of the quartz. A new wine rack and flowing shelves were added for both interest and convenience. Of importance to the homeowner was creating an inviting and family friendly feeling throughout, so the designer chose to add textures like a stone-washed linen window shade and bar stools with linen covers to keep things casual and comfortable. The addition of wicker chairs, a beaded chandelier and a reclaimed wood top table only furthered that cozy feeling. A glimmering mirror tray and an oak windowpane cabinet filled with curiosities and dinnerware is not only functional for entertaining but gives the room a warm and personal touch.