Grace & Adam's Mount Joy Kitchen Remodel

Project Overview

Being an older home, this layout did not function well for a modern family. The space was tight and awkward and the client did not like the dark, gloomy, and outdated feel.

It was important to rework the layout to make the kitchen more functional and enjoyable to cook in. Our clients also wanted to brighten up and update the space, make it more their style. However, they did not want to go so modern that the updated space would not fit the with the rest of the house.

Scope of Work

Reworking the layout was the priority. It was important that we stayed within the current floor plan and did not remove walls or take any space from other rooms. Everything from the original layout was changed. The sink was moved to where the old stove was. The refrigerator was moved to where the old sink was. The stove was moved to where there used to be double wall ovens. All of these changes increased functionality and flow.

We removed all the existing cabinetry and appliances. Custom cabinetry, including two strategic pull-outs for storage, was installed to better fit the space. Beautiful navy blue cabinets with complimentary gold hardware were chosen to bring out the blues in the granite countertop while retaining a sense of calm.

A rustic subway tile backsplash helped to bring in some of the historic feel of the rest of the house while still tying into the modern elements of the updated kitchen.