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Large transitional l-shaped dark wood floor and brown floor open concept kitchen photo in Chicago with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops, beige backsplash, marble backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and beige countertops
Drury Design
Drury Design
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Luxe Marble Kitchen

Transitional Kitchen, Chicago

THE SETUP Initially, the kitchen in this prestigious Chicago Gold Coast residence lacked the sophistication and allure that our client desired. With a passion for marble and a vision for a space that would be as suitable for daily use as it was for entertaining, the homeowner sought a transformation that would introduce elegance and drama into the heart of her home. Design Objectives: Introduce opulent marble countertops to create a striking focal point Install a comprehensive high backsplash for continuity and luxe impact Update the range hood with a design that commands attention Refresh the cabinetry with a brighter, more modern finish. THE REMODEL Design Challenges: The quest for the ideal marble slabs was extensive and challenging. Our mission: find the right slabs and match them The homeowner’s preference against metal hoods prompted a creative redesign Design Solutions: We selected exquisite Calacatta Viola marble slabs that encapsulate the desired impact and drama A bespoke marble hood was crafted, serving as a unique and sophisticated component that complements the overall design THE RENEWED SPACE The transformation of this kitchen is nothing short of remarkable. Transitioning from a space that once felt underwhelming to one that exudes boldness and beauty, it now perfectly reflects the elegance and taste of its discerning owner. More than just a kitchen, it’s become a centerpiece for the home, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere for both everyday moments and grand entertaining. It now stands as a testament to timeless design and the unique vision of its homeowner.

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