Rooted in Tradition
Heritage Heirloom Kitchen
Project summary:
This kitchen started out stuck in time, and not in a charming way. Water damage, shifting tiles, and limited storage made the space frustrating to use day to day. The homeowners wanted a kitchen that felt connected to their heritage, something with rustic farmhouse character, Mexican-inspired color, and the kind of warmth you actually want to gather around. So we rebuilt the foundation of the room, then layered in function: more pantry space, a larger island, dedicated coffee and wine zones, and smart pullouts that make the whole kitchen feel calmer. The final touch was honoring what already mattered, including repurposing a family heirloom baker’s rack so it still has a place in the story.
Kitchen summary
- Repaired water-damaged areas
- Replaced failing tile floor
- Larger island with seating
- Glass uppers for dish display
- Trash pullout
- Spice pullout
- Brushed nickel hardware
- New appliances
Pantry + Beverage zone summary
- Added pantry storage
- Coffee bar setup
- Wine bar setup
- Exposed brick near back door
- More storage
- Hanging space for clothes
- Ironing board spot
Bathroom summary
- Updated full bath layout
- Designed for low ceiling
- Improved daily function
Dining room summary
- Painted walls
- Exposed wood beams
The steps behind this project
The Before Stage
Design & Planning Stage