Before

• Dark or outdated cabinetry with heavy wood tones.

• Small, separated workspace with limited counter space and poor flow.

• Old appliances, basic lighting, and no dedicated eating area.

• Closed layout that isolated the kitchen from living spaces.

• Generic backsplash and flooring that lacked personality.

• Insufficient storage and no modern conveniences.

What We Did

• Opened the layout to connect kitchen, dining, and living areas for seamless flow.

• Installed custom white shaker-style cabinetry with glass-front uppers and polished nickel hardware.

• Created a large central island with marble-look quartz countertop, integrated prep sink, and seating with acrylic stools.

• Added a cozy built-in banquette with tufted neutral upholstery and bay window views.

• Incorporated a farmhouse apron-front sink, bridge faucet, and professional-grade range.

• Designed a soft aqua glass mosaic backsplash for subtle coastal color.

• Hung statement pendant lights — clear glass globes over the island and a dramatic capiz shell chandelier over the banquette.

• Refinished hardwood floors in warm medium tone and added a patterned runner rug.

• Included a built-in wet bar with wine fridge and glass storage.

• Maximized natural light with large windows and French doors to the outdoors.

The Result

The kitchen is now an airy, elegant centerpiece — bright white cabinetry, luxurious surfaces, and thoughtful details create a space that feels both classic and fresh, ideal for family meals and entertaining.