A wonderful family gathering place, this kitchen has everything a chef could ask for, including double islands, 3 dishwashers, large Subzero refrigerator and freezer, and a Butler's pantry with additional storage and warming drawers.

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The owner of this home wished to transform this builder basic home to a European treasure. Having traveled the world, moved from San Francisco and now living in wine country she knew that she wanted to celebrate The charm of France complete with an French range, luxury refrigerator and wine cooler.

Mid-sized elegant l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen photo in DC Metro with a farmhouse sink, raised-panel cabinets, stainless steel appliances, an island, gray cabinets, granite countertops, gray backsplash, marble backsplash and gray countertops

The kids baths have bright white subway tile with gray grout, polished chrome plumbing fixtures, and light wood-look tile on the floors.
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This galley style kitchen makes maximum use of the limited space available. The white cabinetry, backsplash and counters give the room an illusion of space, while the dark floor adds the perfect amount of contrast and sophistication. Two bar stools are ingeniously incorporated against a counter overlooking the kitchen.

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Brand: Brookhaven Door Style: Edgemont Recessed Finish: Nordic White on Maple Countertop: Granite "Picasso" This Early 1990’s house with pickled oak cabinets needed a new kitchen desperately. The homeowners liked the basic layout, but we were able to get them an island with seating, allowing them and their guests to enjoy visiting with the cook. This also created more efficient storage and practical counter space. We also modified a closet with new, more accessible shelving. Storage and counter space have increased dramatically. Preparing a meal and entertaining guests has never been more enjoyable!

Example of a transitional l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen design in Minneapolis with recessed-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, granite countertops, brown backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and an undermount sink

After 20+ years, these homeowners were ready for a serious refresh. The basic layout was still functional, though the refrigerator was relocated to make the working triangle more efficient and to create more usable storage space. New GE Cafe Appliances make cooking a breeze with a separate air fryer and induction cooktop; a hidden coffee bar was added as were hidden spice and utensils racks; pull out shelves; a wine cooler, and maintenance free quartz countertops. Contemporary lighting, touchless faucet, and sleek cabinet hardware were added in aged brass tones. The wood floors were redone, and top down/bottom up cellular shades enhance the beauty of the space.

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This basement is warmed up by the use of wood panels in the bar, complimentary wainscot and trim throughout the space as well as copper ceiling tiles.

After 20+ years, this hardworking kitchen needed a serious refresh. The basic layout was still functional, but the refrigerator was relocated to make space for a coffee bar and wine cooler, and to created extra storage and enhance the working triangle. Hidden features include spice rack, utensil storage, pullout shelving, cookie sheet storage, and pullout shelves for pots and pans. A contemporary chandelier, mini pendants, touchless faucet and contemporary cabinet hardware in aged brass round out the look. Quartz countertops were added for ease of cleaning. Finally, the floors were redone and top down/bottom up cellular shades were added.

The goals of this unusual kitchen remodel were not just to give an old, outdated kitchen a modern look. This remodel needed to incorporate some fun color, add a lot of organization, and work in a laundry room in the kitchen without it being obvious or in the way.

There is no rule that you can’t make a small kitchen space more useful for your needs and that is exactly what this wonderful client had in mind when we designed their new kitchen. The basic layout stayed the same as it was because why fix what isn’t broken. We just utilized the space a bit better by adding built in cabinetry where there wasn’t any previously as well as creating a larger peninsula with specialty lighting to brighten up the room considerably.

They always loved their house – its shape and size, and the piece of land it sits on; but the interior left a lot to be desired. In fact, they hated it. They wanted it to be aesthetically more pleasing and to have much more function and flow. These homeowners challenged Lagois to make it the home of their dreams, and that’s exactly what happened. One of the homeowners loves to cook, but the kitchen was dark. The space was difficult and frustrating. The new kitchen is bigger, brighter, and more functional. It now has all the prep space he needs and the task lighting he always wanted. They also love their new spa bathroom, which is beautiful and warm and exactly what they had in mind. One of the homeowners describes himself as fussy and impatient, and at first he had been anxious about the whole prospect of renovation. He said afterwards that the team made him feel comfortable, listened to, and unconcerned. One factor that made them so at ease with choosing Lagois was the “in house” aspect of their services. The person who designed their home, the one who did the drawings, and the person who managed the construction are all Lagois employees. The homeowners liked knowing those critical functions weren’t outsourced. Another thing they love about their home is the finishes that are exactly to their taste. The homeowners are delighted with the new interior of their home. It is now something they love – both outside and inside.