De-cluttering the kitchen while suggesting how it can be used is one of the simplest improvements home staging offers. Remove photos on cabinets, refrigerator and show off entertaining potential. Photo: Spectrum Real Estate Photography

This job was in Oro Valley, AZ. The clients were mostly retired and so very budget conscious. They hated their old kitchen. Davis Kitchens suggested pushing the peninsula out about a foot to enlarge the kitchen, remove the soffits and add things such as the oven and wine cabinets. The overall change was very pleasing and the clients were over the moon!

This job was in Oro Valley, AZ. The clients were mostly retired and so very budget conscious. They hated their old kitchen. Davis Kitchens suggested pushing the peninsula out about a foot to enlarge the kitchen, remove the soffits and add things such as the oven and wine cabinets. The overall change was very pleasing and the clients were over the moon!

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