This complete kitchen remodel included removing support posts at the island to open the space to the family room and doubling the island depth while dropping the seating height, moving the wall oven to the reimagined pantry area to free up the cooking wall, creating a custom place for the beloved milkshake mixer, and display for a gorgeous Fiestaware collection. Continued hardwood flooring, new lighting and more seating make this kitchen now a family-gathering dream.

The client Wants to expand the kitchen into the current dining room by taking out 2 walls and opening up into the living room. Put a large kitchen island with 2 supporting posts on each side. New flooring and moving existing gas range to a different wall. Install new cabinetry in the new area and new fronts on existing cabinets in the original section to match.

A photo stream of projects that we've done anywhere between 2004 to as recently as November 2020. Most residential golf projects that include netting and the supporting structure generally range from $5,000-$8,000. This particular group of residences are in the Chandler, Arizona area. These are all custom projects based on the client's needs and strikes a balance between protection and budget.

This project we recently completed in Manhattan Beach had an original floor plan with a dark, closed off kitchen. The homeowners' desire to open up the space by removing the common wall between the dining room and kitchen came with a structural challenge; we had to keep a support beam. Our Great Room feel was successful by removing the wall, but leaving just the post which we wrapped with walnut panels to match their new cabinetry. Our team also removed a section of the mirrored wall, turning it into a beautifully framed mirror piece to finish off the family's new Great Room.

This project we recently completed in Manhattan Beach had an original floor plan with a dark, closed off kitchen. The homeowners' desire to open up the space by removing the common wall between the dining room and kitchen came with a structural challenge; we had to keep a support beam. Our Great Room feel was successful by removing the wall, but leaving just the post which we wrapped with walnut panels to match their new cabinetry. Our team also removed a section of the mirrored wall, turning it into a beautifully framed mirror piece to finish off the family's new Great Room.

This North Shore, MA kitchen features a spacious granite peninsula with bar seating, paired with custom sage green cabinetry and glass-front uppers that showcase dishware. A full-height granite backsplash creates a striking focal point behind the stainless steel range, while warm hardwood floors ground the space. Designed for both function and style, the layout supports everyday cooking and casual gathering in a timeless, welcoming setting.

Natalie and Christian decided to remodel their kitchen, aiming to refresh the space without altering its fundamental layout. They focused on specific updates to enhance the kitchen's functionality and aesthetic appeal. The project's scope included keeping key components, such as the existing cabinets (except for those above the range), flooring, pendant lights, and all cabinet hardware, which was saved for use in the homeowners' other house. The countertops were upgraded to Calacatta Delios Quartz, keeping the original layout. This update applied to the kitchen, island, bar, pantry, and hallway desks, all supported by hidden brackets for a sleek finish. The backsplash was updated with Cybele Blue Porcelain Tile to align with the bottom of the upper cabinets in the kitchen, butler’s pantry, and coffee bar area, extending above the stovetop to the bottom of the new hood. Appliances and fixtures were updated with a new single basin sink, and a stylish faucet. A new range hood with a custom wood exterior enhanced the ventilation, blending seamlessly into the kitchen’s design. Natalie & Christian's kitchen remodel surpassed their expectations, transforming their space with both beauty and functionality while preserving the home's original charm. Strategic upgrades and personalized touches not only enhanced the kitchen's practicality but also elevated its ambiance significantly.

Natalie and Christian decided to remodel their kitchen, aiming to refresh the space without altering its fundamental layout. They focused on specific updates to enhance the kitchen's functionality and aesthetic appeal. The project's scope included keeping key components, such as the existing cabinets (except for those above the range), flooring, pendant lights, and all cabinet hardware, which was saved for use in the homeowners' other house. The countertops were upgraded to Calacatta Delios Quartz, keeping the original layout. This update applied to the kitchen, island, bar, pantry, and hallway desks, all supported by hidden brackets for a sleek finish. The backsplash was updated with Cybele Blue Porcelain Tile to align with the bottom of the upper cabinets in the kitchen, butler’s pantry, and coffee bar area, extending above the stovetop to the bottom of the new hood. Appliances and fixtures were updated with a new single basin sink, and a stylish faucet. A new range hood with a custom wood exterior enhanced the ventilation, blending seamlessly into the kitchen’s design. Natalie & Christian's kitchen remodel surpassed their expectations, transforming their space with both beauty and functionality while preserving the home's original charm. Strategic upgrades and personalized touches not only enhanced the kitchen's practicality but also elevated its ambiance significantly.

Natalie and Christian decided to remodel their kitchen, aiming to refresh the space without altering its fundamental layout. They focused on specific updates to enhance the kitchen's functionality and aesthetic appeal. The project's scope included keeping key components, such as the existing cabinets (except for those above the range), flooring, pendant lights, and all cabinet hardware, which was saved for use in the homeowners' other house. The countertops were upgraded to Calacatta Delios Quartz, keeping the original layout. This update applied to the kitchen, island, bar, pantry, and hallway desks, all supported by hidden brackets for a sleek finish. The backsplash was updated with Cybele Blue Porcelain Tile to align with the bottom of the upper cabinets in the kitchen, butler’s pantry, and coffee bar area, extending above the stovetop to the bottom of the new hood. Appliances and fixtures were updated with a new single basin sink, and a stylish faucet. A new range hood with a custom wood exterior enhanced the ventilation, blending seamlessly into the kitchen’s design. Natalie & Christian's kitchen remodel surpassed their expectations, transforming their space with both beauty and functionality while preserving the home's original charm. Strategic upgrades and personalized touches not only enhanced the kitchen's practicality but also elevated its ambiance significantly.

A photo stream of projects that we've done anywhere between 2004 to as recently as November 2020. Most residential golf projects that include netting and the supporting structure generally range from $5,000-$8,000. This particular group of residences are in the Sun Lakes, Arizona area. These are all custom projects based on the client's needs and strikes a balance between protection and budget.

A photo stream of projects that we've done anywhere between 2004 to as recently as November 2020. Most residential golf projects that include netting and the supporting structure generally range from $5,000-$8,000. This particular group of residences are in the San Tan Valley, Arizona area. These are all custom projects based on the client's needs and strikes a balance between protection and budget.

A very unusual layout and two immovable posts meant designer Janice Teague had to get very creative. An angled wall was removed to create a perfect niche for the range and oven, tall pantry cabinets on the right were designed to hide a support post while providing ample storage, and the glass shelved wall in the middle seamlessly hides the second post.

A photo stream of projects that we've done anywhere between 2004 to as recently as November 2020. Most residential golf projects that include netting and the supporting structure generally range from $5,000-$8,000. This particular group of residences are in the Sun City, Arizona area. These are all custom projects based on the client's needs and strikes a balance between protection and budget.

The client Wants to expand the kitchen into the current dining room by taking out 2 walls and opening up into the living room. Put a large kitchen island with 2 supporting posts on each side. New flooring and moving existing gas range to a different wall. Install new cabinetry in the new area and new fronts on existing cabinets in the original section to match.

A photo stream of projects that we've done anywhere between 2004 to as recently as November 2020. Most residential golf projects that include netting and the supporting structure generally range from $5,000-$8,000. This particular group of residences are in the Surprise, Arizona area. These are all custom projects based on the client's needs and strikes a balance between protection and budget.

A photo stream of projects that we've done anywhere between 2004 to as recently as November 2020. Most residential golf projects that include netting and the supporting structure generally range from $5,000-$8,000. This particular group of residences are in the Phoenix, Arizona area. These are all custom projects based on the client's needs and strikes a balance between protection and budget.

A photo stream of projects that we've done anywhere between 2004 to as recently as November 2020. Most residential golf projects that include netting and the supporting structure generally range from $5,000-$8,000. This particular group of residences are in the Scottsdale, Arizona area. These are all custom projects based on the client's needs and strikes a balance between protection and budget.

This space completely transformed the flow of this house. Before it was a tiny galley kitchen that was the exterior wall of the home, and the family room was an enclosed patio. The client had no hope of merging the spaces but dreamed of an open concept kitchen. I kept the exterior supports and header in place and wrapped the beam plus added one false beam for balance (in the space where the exterior kitchen window had been), added millwork at the and extended the "island" into the step-down patio with tall bar stools on the patio side. In the end, the effect is that the space is an open great room and was always meant to be that way! (Photo Credit; Shawn Lober Construction)

This space completely transformed the flow of this house. Before it was a tiny galley kitchen that was the exterior wall of the home, and the family room was an enclosed patio. The client had no hope of merging the spaces but dreamed of an open concept kitchen. I kept the exterior supports and header in place and wrapped the beam plus added one false beam for balance (in the space where the exterior kitchen window had been), added millwork at the and extended the "island" into the step-down patio with tall bar stools on the patio side. In the end, the effect is that the space is an open great room and was always meant to be that way! (Photo Credit; Shawn Lober Construction)