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This kitchen simply wasn’t meeting the needs of a growing young family. The space felt cramped, lacked functionality, and had an outdated look that no longer fit their lifestyle. The transformation is nothing short of stunning!
To create a brighter, more functional kitchen, we installed new Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection cabinets in a beautiful Ginger finish with the timeless Scandia door style. The cabinetry is perfectly complemented by elegant Calacatta Fioressa quartz countertops and a stylish Juniper porcelain backsplash, bringing warmth, character, and lasting beauty to the space.
The result is a kitchen that offers more storage, improved functionality, and a fresh new look the family can enjoy for years to come.
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Drawing inspiration from family trips to the Atlantic coast, the client's chose to incorporate a navy and white aesthetic in the color scheme as well as a complimentary custom stain shade. Due to the massive footprint of the new kitchen, the three colors worked well together.

Inspiration for a modern kitchen remodel in Los Angeles

Ugly, outdated kitchen gets a stunning makeover. Though it may have a swanky polish, it was designed for a young family and offers comfort and durability.

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From Cramped and Awkward to Delightfully Spacious.
We recently completed a project for a client in Bronxville NY, who had purchased a newly renovated home. Among its new features was a less than inspiring builder grade kitchen. Nothing in this misguided renovation was to the new owners taste, nor did it function well. Out went the “Box Store” cabinets and laminate counters, as well as the awkward wall that shoved the refrigerator into an odd corner. At our suggestion, the client switched the locations of the family room and the dining room, placing the dining room now as part of the kitchen and allowing for much better flow. The old layout was replaced with a much more workable “L” shape, augmented by a spacious island.
The microwave relocated from over the range to a much better placement in the island, enabled us to include a beautiful hood, creating a lovely focal point. Painted Mouser cabinets and granite countertops complete the look. Now the kitchen functions much more efficiently and looks fabulous!

The square fronted toilet completes the modern look of the bathroom.
Example of a transitional bathroom design in Philadelphia
Example of a transitional bathroom design in Philadelphia
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