Several previous renovations had left our clients’ 1960’s split level a closed-off, outdated, mess. They wanted an updated kitchen and dining area that functioned better for their family.

Upper cabinets and a dated peninsula closed off the 1990’s kitchen. With the redesign, the wall to the dining room wall was removed to create a more functional flow between spaces.

The new kitchen includes modern grey cabinets with quartz countertops, while the dated upper cabinets were replaced with floating shelves on a full wall of textured geometric tile. Brushed gold fixtures and hardware complete the look.

The fireplace in the attached dining space was also refreshed. The original raised hearth was removed, and a reclaimed white oak mantel bring it up to date.

In the hall bath, a full remodel brought in light grey floor tile, an updated tub with tile surround, a louvered vanity, and updated lighting throughout.