This 30 year old standard builder kitchen was due for an upgrade. The children had moved out, and the owners wanted a new kitchen with lots of details. This kitchen provides a lot of detailed work in a small space. The cherry wood lower cabinets provide a rich grain pattern in a warm medium brown. There are decorative doors, kitchen organizer pull-outs, roll-out trays, crown molding, a custom window and frame, and gorgeous marble tile on the walls. There is also plenty of storage with the coffee bar area sandwiched between two large pantries, and an appliance garage countertop hutch. The after kitchen definitely looks larger than the before kitchen.
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Kemper Choice Amstead Cherry wood cabinets on the bottom.
Painted White cabinets on the top.
Mina de Oro quartz countertops.
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The large countertop hutch provides plenty of storage for appliances and their attachments.
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coffee bar area with floating shelves
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This was originally a standard drywall tract window. The window was upgraded with an awning window to remove the center divider. A custom window frame was built around the new window.
The Karran one bowl quartz sink make it easy to clean large pots.
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The gorgeous tile work consists of two shades of marble with gold foil center stars. It provides a wonderful backdrop for the chimney hood.
Each of the lower side cabinets houses a different type of organizer from Rev-A-Shelf.
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This original kitchen still had the standard tract cabinets and tile counters.