A young, energetic couple had just scored their dream—a charming 1950’s home—but the kitchen was stuck in a time warp. They wanted it brought into this century with personality, style, and a dash of fun. They came armed with mood boards, inspo pics, and even their pendant lights already picked out, which gave our team a head start on shaping the vibe. The plan? Keep the footprint, gut everything else, and create a space that felt unmistakably theirs.
Project Notes:
- 1950’s home
- New inset Cabinets
- New hexagon clay tile flooring
- New Countertops
- New Lighting
- Stainless Steel Sink
- Current Pantry (turn into Shoe rack with Pullout drawers)
- Extended cabinets under the window
- Keep island location
- Wet bar with wine fridge
- Stainless steel Vent hood
- Move gas line
- Install full stove, cooktop combo
- Trash insert
- Wall color – Sherwin Williams Snowbound
- Cabinet paint Sherwin Williams Cream and Sugar
01
The Before Stage
Think: 1950’s charm minus the charm. The cabinets were outdated, the finishes had seen better decades, and the bulky desk was basically a catch-all for clutter. The layout worked, but the space had no personality or warmth, just begging for a full refresh.
02
Design & Planning Stage
We rolled up our sleeves and got to work—new floors for a fresh foundation, layered lighting to brighten every corner, sleek countertops for a modern touch, and a large stainless steel sink for function and style. The desk? Gone. In its place, a wet bar with a wine fridge, floating shelves, and a moody green backsplash that turned a dead zone into the heart of the party.
03
Finished Project
The transformation is pure magic. Rich wood drawers, soft-toned cabinetry, brass hardware, and that statement tile bring all the cozy-meets-cool vibes. It’s functional, beautiful, and totally “them.” And because they’re natural hosts, the first thing they did was invite friends over to toast their brand-new kitchen.
