In this Remodel of the Month, we showcase a stunning kitchen renovation. The owner of this home wanted to open up the space between the kitchen and dinette, improve the work flow in the kitchen, increase the storage overall, and upgrade to a more contemporary look. 

To achieve this, the peninsula between the kitchen and dinette was removed to open up the space. Custom-built cabinets with lots of smart storage solutions and a single-height island were installed, and the appliances were relocated for a more efficient layout. A custom hutch was added to the dinette for even more storage.

The finished result is a beautiful, cohesive space that is sophisticated and contemporary, making time spent in the kitchen more enjoyable.

Take a look at the before and after photos and read the full details of this project below.

Details of This Exterior Remodel

Demo Work:

• Greater Fox Cities Habitat for Humanity removed all existing cabinetry and kitchen sink
• Removed tile backsplash in kitchen
• Removed half wall between kitchen and dinette
• Removed all gypsum board as needed to install new electrical and plumbing

Renovation Work:

• Installed gypsum board and plaster at wall between kitchen and dinette
• In the kitchen, installed custom-built maple cabinetry, with flat panel door style and upper cabinets reaching to the ceiling, island with extended snack counter and lots of smart storage solutions, Viatera Scorpio Quartz countertops, Kohler Whitehaven apron front sink, and white ceramic tile backsplash
• In the dinette, installed custom-built maple cabinets with built-in beverage refrigerator and quartz countertop below, and upper cabinets with glass doors flanked by floating shelves
• Custom-built wine bar off the dining room has lower cabinet with beverage sink, wine refrigerator and quartz countertop, upper cabinet has glass doors and custom wine rack
• Refinished all hardwood floors

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