This kitchen not only got a beautiful facelift but also got plenty of storage space. It was updated by refacing and doubled its storage by adding new cabinets over the existing uppers. The homeowners went with the Edgewater door done in a midnight color. The lighted uppers with glass doors gave them the opportunity to display and showcase items that reflect them. The island got dressed up with door panels to give it a more sophisticated look. To complete the new transition a new Cambria Quartz countertop done in Berwyn was installed.

For this kitchen remodel, the homeowners wanted to keep the original layout with some minor modifications. The existing kitchen cabinets were made from solid wood and in good condition so cabinet refacing was the perfect solution for them. The cabinets were done in a shaker door in Supermatte in the color midnight. We also added some Opaque glass inserts in the upper cabinets around the sink. To help open up the kitchen more, we removed the L shaped lower cabinets and column to open the space directly into the dining room. We then removed the cabinets above the island area and extended the countertop to create a seating bar area. To finish the new look we installed a brick tile backsplash with charcoal grey grout, a quartzite countertop and under cabinet lighting.

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This kitchen not only got a beautiful facelift but also got plenty of storage space. It was updated by refacing and doubled its storage by adding new cabinets over the existing uppers. The homeowners went with the Edgewater door done in a midnight color. The lighted uppers with glass doors gave them the opportunity to display and showcase items that reflect them. The island got dressed up with door panels to give it a more sophisticated look. To complete the new transition a new Cambria Quartz countertop done in Berwyn was installed.

This kitchen not only got a beautiful facelift but also got plenty of storage space. It was updated by refacing and doubled its storage by adding new cabinets over the existing uppers. The homeowners went with the Edgewater door done in a midnight color. The lighted uppers with glass doors gave them the opportunity to display and showcase items that reflect them. The island got dressed up with door panels to give it a more sophisticated look. To complete the new transition a new Cambria Quartz countertop done in Berwyn was installed.

For this kitchen remodel, the homeowners wanted to keep the original layout with some minor modifications. The existing kitchen cabinets were made from solid wood and in good condition so cabinet refacing was the perfect solution for them. The cabinets were done in a shaker door in Supermatte in the color midnight. We also added some Opaque glass inserts in the upper cabinets around the sink. To help open up the kitchen more, we removed the L shaped lower cabinets and column to open the space directly into the dining room. We then removed the cabinets above the island area and extended the countertop to create a seating bar area. To finish the new look we installed a brick tile backsplash with charcoal grey grout, a quartzite countertop and under cabinet lighting.

For this kitchen remodel, the homeowners wanted to keep the original layout with some minor modifications. The existing kitchen cabinets were made from solid wood and in good condition so cabinet refacing was the perfect solution for them. The cabinets were done in a shaker door in Supermatte in the color midnight. We also added some Opaque glass inserts in the upper cabinets around the sink. To help open up the kitchen more, we removed the L shaped lower cabinets and column to open the space directly into the dining room. We then removed the cabinets above the island area and extended the countertop to create a seating bar area. To finish the new look we installed a brick tile backsplash with charcoal grey grout, a quartzite countertop and under cabinet lighting.

For this kitchen remodel, the homeowners wanted to keep the original layout with some minor modifications. The existing kitchen cabinets were made from solid wood and in good condition so cabinet refacing was the perfect solution for them. The cabinets were done in a shaker door in Supermatte in the color midnight. We also added some Opaque glass inserts in the upper cabinets around the sink. To help open up the kitchen more, we removed the L shaped lower cabinets and column to open the space directly into the dining room. We then removed the cabinets above the island area and extended the countertop to create a seating bar area. To finish the new look we installed a brick tile backsplash with charcoal grey grout, a quartzite countertop and under cabinet lighting.

For this kitchen remodel, the homeowners wanted to keep the original layout with some minor modifications. The existing kitchen cabinets were made from solid wood and in good condition so cabinet refacing was the perfect solution for them. The cabinets were done in a shaker door in Supermatte in the color midnight. We also added some Opaque glass inserts in the upper cabinets around the sink. To help open up the kitchen more, we removed the L shaped lower cabinets and column to open the space directly into the dining room. We then removed the cabinets above the island area and extended the countertop to create a seating bar area. To finish the new look we installed a brick tile backsplash with charcoal grey grout, a quartzite countertop and under cabinet lighting.

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Picture a historic home with all its original charm, then imbued with modern elements and opulent touches to create a truly rich aesthetic. That’s the essence of Midnight Luxe — a kitchen where refined tastes and tradition meet bold statement pieces. A dark and moody monochromatic scheme is a dramatic backdrop for layers of heritage patterns and textures, shiny lacquered glazes, ornate veined stones, champagne golds and florals. It’s an sophisticated look that complements matte black Café appliances with flat black hardware (available in 2022). Brass and glass bistro shelving, candelabra-style chandeliers and custom floral mural are the bold choices of a homeowner who surrounds herself with her favorite things. The result is a space to recharge in style.

Picture a historic home with all its original charm, then imbued with modern elements and opulent touches to create a truly rich aesthetic. That’s the essence of Midnight Luxe — a kitchen where refined tastes and tradition meet bold statement pieces. A dark and moody monochromatic scheme is a dramatic backdrop for layers of heritage patterns and textures, shiny lacquered glazes, ornate veined stones, champagne golds and florals. It’s an sophisticated look that complements matte black Café appliances with flat black hardware (available in 2022). Brass and glass bistro shelving, candelabra-style chandeliers and custom floral mural are the bold choices of a homeowner who surrounds herself with her favorite things. The result is a space to recharge in style.

For this kitchen remodel, the homeowners wanted to keep the original layout with some minor modifications. The existing kitchen cabinets were made from solid wood and in good condition so cabinet refacing was the perfect solution for them. The cabinets were done in a shaker door in Supermatte in the color midnight. We also added some Opaque glass inserts in the upper cabinets around the sink. To help open up the kitchen more, we removed the L shaped lower cabinets and column to open the space directly into the dining room. We then removed the cabinets above the island area and extended the countertop to create a seating bar area. To finish the new look we installed a brick tile backsplash with charcoal grey grout, a quartzite countertop and under cabinet lighting.

For this kitchen remodel, the homeowners wanted to keep the original layout with some minor modifications. The existing kitchen cabinets were made from solid wood and in good condition so cabinet refacing was the perfect solution for them. The cabinets were done in a shaker door in Supermatte in the color midnight. We also added some Opaque glass inserts in the upper cabinets around the sink. To help open up the kitchen more, we removed the L shaped lower cabinets and column to open the space directly into the dining room. We then removed the cabinets above the island area and extended the countertop to create a seating bar area. To finish the new look we installed a brick tile backsplash with charcoal grey grout, a quartzite countertop and under cabinet lighting.

For this kitchen remodel, the homeowners wanted to keep the original layout with some minor modifications. The existing kitchen cabinets were made from solid wood and in good condition so cabinet refacing was the perfect solution for them. The cabinets were done in a shaker door in Supermatte in the color midnight. We also added some Opaque glass inserts in the upper cabinets around the sink. To help open up the kitchen more, we removed the L shaped lower cabinets and column to open the space directly into the dining room. We then removed the cabinets above the island area and extended the countertop to create a seating bar area. To finish the new look we installed a brick tile backsplash with charcoal grey grout, a quartzite countertop and under cabinet lighting.

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For this kitchen remodel, the homeowners wanted to keep the original layout with some minor modifications. The existing kitchen cabinets were made from solid wood and in good condition so cabinet refacing was the perfect solution for them. The cabinets were done in a shaker door in Supermatte in the color midnight. We also added some Opaque glass inserts in the upper cabinets around the sink. To help open up the kitchen more, we removed the L shaped lower cabinets and column to open the space directly into the dining room. We then removed the cabinets above the island area and extended the countertop to create a seating bar area. To finish the new look we installed a brick tile backsplash with charcoal grey grout, a quartzite countertop and under cabinet lighting.