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Making a change for a fresh look never looked this good for this smaller space. Removing an aesthetic wall led to creating room for an island and decluttered the whole interior. The gorgeous white and grey shaker cabinets work grey with the light grey Driftwood Hickory vinyl flooring. A farmhouse sink and pull-down faucet are complemented by the 4x12 grey back splash and other polished steel finish appliances. The Snow White quartz countertop was used well as a neutral space for the whole area.

Making a change for a fresh look never looked this good for this smaller space. Removing an aesthetic wall led to creating room for an island and decluttered the whole interior. The gorgeous white and grey shaker cabinets work grey with the light grey Driftwood Hickory vinyl flooring. A farmhouse sink and pull-down faucet are complemented by the 4x12 grey back splash and other polished steel finish appliances. The Snow White quartz countertop was used well as a neutral space for the whole area.

Centered between the two closets we added a large cabinet for boot and shoe storage. There is nothing worse then dragging snow through your house in the winters. You can use the bench seat to remove your boots and store them here.
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Making a change for a fresh look never looked this good for this smaller space. Removing an aesthetic wall led to creating room for an island and decluttered the whole interior. The gorgeous white and grey shaker cabinets work grey with the light grey Driftwood Hickory vinyl flooring. A farmhouse sink and pull-down faucet are complemented by the 4x12 grey back splash and other polished steel finish appliances. The Snow White quartz countertop was used well as a neutral space for the whole area.

Before and After picture of a brown sectional door upgraded to an Amarr Glass Aluminum Vista Door
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Garage - mid-sized contemporary garage idea in Los Angeles
Garage - mid-sized contemporary garage idea in Los Angeles

When functionality is the main issue, drastic measures must be considered to correct the problems. In this Hugo remodel, we did a 180-degree transformation, moving the kitchen to where the living room and fireplace used to be and visa-verse.

This kitchen got a huge transformation. The homeowners were looking to make their kitchen not only larger, but also more open. To accomplish this, multiple walls were removed on both ends of the existing kitchen. We also removed the peninsula and the uppers cabinets to help open the space up more. To make this kitchen really stand out, they decided to go with two-tone colored cabinets. They went with a maple shaker door from our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line. The cabinets were done in a snow white color while the island was done in a Gale Force color. To finish the transformation, we added a Peppercorn Quartz countertop and a Canvas Meringue white subway tile backsplash. This kitchen is now beautifully updated, and the homeowner has a more functioning kitchen with tons of storage and seating.

This kitchen got a huge transformation. The homeowners were looking to make their kitchen not only larger, but also more open. To accomplish this, multiple walls were removed on both ends of the existing kitchen. We also removed the peninsula and the uppers cabinets to help open the space up more. To make this kitchen really stand out, they decided to go with two-tone colored cabinets. They went with a maple shaker door from our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line. The cabinets were done in a snow white color while the island was done in a Gale Force color. To finish the transformation, we added a Peppercorn Quartz countertop and a Canvas Meringue white subway tile backsplash. This kitchen is now beautifully updated, and the homeowner has a more functioning kitchen with tons of storage and seating.

This kitchen got a huge transformation. The homeowners were looking to make their kitchen not only larger, but also more open. To accomplish this, multiple walls were removed on both ends of the existing kitchen. We also removed the peninsula and the uppers cabinets to help open the space up more. To make this kitchen really stand out, they decided to go with two-tone colored cabinets. They went with a maple shaker door from our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line. The cabinets were done in a snow white color while the island was done in a Gale Force color. To finish the transformation, we added a Peppercorn Quartz countertop and a Canvas Meringue white subway tile backsplash. This kitchen is now beautifully updated, and the homeowner has a more functioning kitchen with tons of storage and seating.

This kitchen got a huge transformation. The homeowners were looking to make their kitchen not only larger, but also more open. To accomplish this, multiple walls were removed on both ends of the existing kitchen. We also removed the peninsula and the uppers cabinets to help open the space up more. To make this kitchen really stand out, they decided to go with two-tone colored cabinets. They went with a maple shaker door from our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line. The cabinets were done in a snow white color while the island was done in a Gale Force color. To finish the transformation, we added a Peppercorn Quartz countertop and a Canvas Meringue white subway tile backsplash. This kitchen is now beautifully updated, and the homeowner has a more functioning kitchen with tons of storage and seating.

While rain rarely makes it over the San Jacinto Mountains, spring snow melt flows down the eastern side to recharge our aquifer. This waterfall is one of many in Indian Canyons near Palm Springs. Water is naturally collects underground. At home, we can also store water in the soil and in vegetation. Removing unnecessary hardscape allows water infiltration, securing landscape against drought.

This kitchen got a huge transformation. The homeowners were looking to make their kitchen not only larger, but also more open. To accomplish this, multiple walls were removed on both ends of the existing kitchen. We also removed the peninsula and the uppers cabinets to help open the space up more. To make this kitchen really stand out, they decided to go with two-tone colored cabinets. They went with a maple shaker door from our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line. The cabinets were done in a snow white color while the island was done in a Gale Force color. To finish the transformation, we added a Peppercorn Quartz countertop and a Canvas Meringue white subway tile backsplash. This kitchen is now beautifully updated, and the homeowner has a more functioning kitchen with tons of storage and seating.

This kitchen got a huge transformation. The homeowners were looking to make their kitchen not only larger, but also more open. To accomplish this, multiple walls were removed on both ends of the existing kitchen. We also removed the peninsula and the uppers cabinets to help open the space up more. To make this kitchen really stand out, they decided to go with two-tone colored cabinets. They went with a maple shaker door from our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line. The cabinets were done in a snow white color while the island was done in a Gale Force color. To finish the transformation, we added a Peppercorn Quartz countertop and a Canvas Meringue white subway tile backsplash. This kitchen is now beautifully updated, and the homeowner has a more functioning kitchen with tons of storage and seating.

This kitchen got a huge transformation. The homeowners were looking to make their kitchen not only larger, but also more open. To accomplish this, multiple walls were removed on both ends of the existing kitchen. We also removed the peninsula and the uppers cabinets to help open the space up more. To make this kitchen really stand out, they decided to go with two-tone colored cabinets. They went with a maple shaker door from our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line. The cabinets were done in a snow white color while the island was done in a Gale Force color. To finish the transformation, we added a Peppercorn Quartz countertop and a Canvas Meringue white subway tile backsplash. This kitchen is now beautifully updated, and the homeowner has a more functioning kitchen with tons of storage and seating.

This kitchen got a huge transformation. The homeowners were looking to make their kitchen not only larger, but also more open. To accomplish this, multiple walls were removed on both ends of the existing kitchen. We also removed the peninsula and the uppers cabinets to help open the space up more. To make this kitchen really stand out, they decided to go with two-tone colored cabinets. They went with a maple shaker door from our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line. The cabinets were done in a snow white color while the island was done in a Gale Force color. To finish the transformation, we added a Peppercorn Quartz countertop and a Canvas Meringue white subway tile backsplash. This kitchen is now beautifully updated, and the homeowner has a more functioning kitchen with tons of storage and seating.

This kitchen got a huge transformation. The homeowners were looking to make their kitchen not only larger, but also more open. To accomplish this, multiple walls were removed on both ends of the existing kitchen. We also removed the peninsula and the uppers cabinets to help open the space up more. To make this kitchen really stand out, they decided to go with two-tone colored cabinets. They went with a maple shaker door from our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line. The cabinets were done in a snow white color while the island was done in a Gale Force color. To finish the transformation, we added a Peppercorn Quartz countertop and a Canvas Meringue white subway tile backsplash. This kitchen is now beautifully updated, and the homeowner has a more functioning kitchen with tons of storage and seating.

This kitchen got a huge transformation. The homeowners were looking to make their kitchen not only larger, but also more open. To accomplish this, multiple walls were removed on both ends of the existing kitchen. We also removed the peninsula and the uppers cabinets to help open the space up more. To make this kitchen really stand out, they decided to go with two-tone colored cabinets. They went with a maple shaker door from our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection line. The cabinets were done in a snow white color while the island was done in a Gale Force color. To finish the transformation, we added a Peppercorn Quartz countertop and a Canvas Meringue white subway tile backsplash. This kitchen is now beautifully updated, and the homeowner has a more functioning kitchen with tons of storage and seating.

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Our clients came to us after purchasing their new home, wanting to update a few things to make it “theirs.” They wanted to remove the ornate fireplace surround and tile floor to ceiling and wrap corners. Our clients choose a Sierra Blue Ledger classic natural quartzite tile for the fireplace surround. A simple white 12x24” Interceramic Snow Frost from ProSource Allen tile was used for the hearth. There was also a brown built-in hutch that they wanted to paint so that it matched the rest of the room. The cabinets are all matching now and the fireplace is definitely the beautiful focal point they were hoping for!
Also see Lueders Lane Kitchen, Master Bathroom and Powder bath.
Design/Remodel by Hatfield Builders & Remodelers | Photography by Versatile Imaging
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