This open kitchen went from dark and bulky to sleek and modern. The stainless steel appliances look perfect against the white cabinetry and trim. the natural light and recessed lighting brightens the space exponentially giving this home an even brighter feel.

This open kitchen went from dark and bulky to sleek and modern. The stainless steel appliances look perfect against the white cabinetry and trim. the natural light and recessed lighting brightens the space exponentially giving this home an even brighter feel.

This open kitchen went from dark and bulky to sleek and modern. The stainless steel appliances look perfect against the white cabinetry and trim. the natural light and recessed lighting brightens the space exponentially giving this home an even brighter feel.

We moved the kitchen to the opposite side of the room to provide a better overall layout with more cabinets and continuous countertop space. Cabinets were placed under clerestory windows, allowing them to act as a light shelf and exponentially increasing natural light in the space. We removed the dropped ceiling to open up the space and create more evenly dispersed natural light. New appliances were installed, including a separate cooktop and wall oven to accommodate different cooking and baking zones. We implemented a warm Pacific Northwest material pallet with quarter-sawn oak cabinets, and added neutral yet sharp finishes in black, white, and chrome.

This itty bitty kitchen in a historic Richmond row house had been closed in by unnecessary walls, creating a tight, dysfunctional galley style kitchen with very little storage space. Working alongside our artist and cabinetry making clients, we created a custom design with handmade, custom cabinetry pieces while opening up the kitchen to the dining area, making the space feel exponentially larger. The result is a clean, modern, functional and big energy kitchen.

This itty bitty kitchen in a historic Richmond row house had been closed in by unnecessary walls, creating a tight, dysfunctional galley style kitchen with very little storage space. Working alongside our artist and cabinetry making clients, we created a custom design with handmade, custom cabinetry pieces while opening up the kitchen to the dining area, making the space feel exponentially larger. The result is a clean, modern, functional and big energy kitchen.

Home owners love to cook and bake. This small kitchen expanded exponentially during this kitchen remodel, without knocking out any walls. Massive center island and addition of more cabinets turned a builder grade kitchen into this entertainment centerpiece.

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This itty bitty kitchen in a historic Richmond row house had been closed in by unnecessary walls, creating a tight, dysfunctional galley style kitchen with very little storage space. Working alongside our artist and cabinetry making clients, we created a custom design with handmade, custom cabinetry pieces while opening up the kitchen to the dining area, making the space feel exponentially larger. The result is a clean, modern, functional and big energy kitchen.

This itty bitty kitchen in a historic Richmond row house had been closed in by unnecessary walls, creating a tight, dysfunctional galley style kitchen with very little storage space. Working alongside our artist and cabinetry making clients, we created a custom design with handmade, custom cabinetry pieces while opening up the kitchen to the dining area, making the space feel exponentially larger. The result is a clean, modern, functional and big energy kitchen.

When given the opportunity to design spaces with multiple uses, the designer is given an exponential amount of design opportunities to incorporate the spaces with one another. Utilizing a partition wall between the walk in shower and the rest of the bathroom, it increases the level of intimacy of the space. This design decision is extended by welcoming the user to sit within the space, providing an area of leisure and recreation.

We increased the curb appeal at the entryway exponentially by reworking the design to include a covered porch with a contrasting color front door making the entry attractive while also offering a spot for visitors to get out of the rain. The garage was transitioned back to a functioning garage, complete with a new entry and garage door.

This itty bitty kitchen in a historic Richmond row house had been closed in by unnecessary walls, creating a tight, dysfunctional galley style kitchen with very little storage space. Working alongside our artist and cabinetry making clients, we created a custom design with handmade, custom cabinetry pieces while opening up the kitchen to the dining area, making the space feel exponentially larger. The result is a clean, modern, functional and big energy kitchen.

We increased the curb appeal at the entryway exponentially by reworking the design to include a covered porch with a contrasting color front door making the entry attractive while also offering a spot for visitors to get out of the rain. The garage was transitioned back to a functioning garage, complete with a new entry and garage door.

We increased the curb appeal at the entryway exponentially by reworking the design to include a covered porch with a contrasting color front door making the entry attractive while also offering a spot for visitors to get out of the rain. The garage was transitioned back to a functioning garage, complete with a new entry and garage door.

This itty bitty kitchen in a historic Richmond row house had been closed in by unnecessary walls, creating a tight, dysfunctional galley style kitchen with very little storage space. Working alongside our artist and cabinetry making clients, we created a custom design with handmade, custom cabinetry pieces while opening up the kitchen to the dining area, making the space feel exponentially larger. The result is a clean, modern, functional and big energy kitchen.

This itty bitty kitchen in a historic Richmond row house had been closed in by unnecessary walls, creating a tight, dysfunctional galley style kitchen with very little storage space. Working alongside our artist and cabinetry making clients, we created a custom design with handmade, custom cabinetry pieces while opening up the kitchen to the dining area, making the space feel exponentially larger. The result is a clean, modern, functional and big energy kitchen.

We moved the kitchen to the opposite side of the room to provide a better overall layout with more cabinets and continuous countertop space. Cabinets were placed under clerestory windows, allowing them to act as a light shelf and exponentially increasing natural light in the space. We removed the dropped ceiling to open up the space and create more evenly dispersed natural light. New appliances were installed, including a separate cooktop and wall oven to accommodate different cooking and baking zones. We implemented a warm Pacific Northwest material pallet with quarter-sawn oak cabinets, and added neutral yet sharp finishes in black, white, and chrome.