This remodeled kitchen in College Hill went through considerable change. The soffit was removed and the cabinets and moldings now go to the ceiling. The sink was moved to the corner to provide more counter space, particularly an ample workspace between the sink and the refrigerator. The cabinets are an off-white paint with a pewter glaze. The counters are solid surface in a deep brown color. The backsplash is made from 6½ porcelain tile in a diagonal pattern with groupings of 9 glass tiles as random inserts. The old flooring and plywood decking were removed and a new hardwood floor was installed.
For additional storage and counter space, tall cabinets with a counter between were installed on an opposite wall. The counter will serve as a table space with seating. The table counter is 36" high and will also serve as additional work space.
Here are some pictures of the finished kitchen↓↓
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Here is a new kitchen being remodeled in Anderson Township. The kitchen ceiling is a little over 10 feet high. The new cabinets will be 96" high - taller than the original kitchen, it will be more in proportion to the room height.
Here is the kitchen before remodeling ↓↓
The kitchen is now in progress. The new cabinets are being installed. Here is the kitchen as it is being measured for the new quartz counter tops ↓↓
Here more cabinets are installed ↓↓
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We are beginning a kitchen renovation in Milford. The style is changing considerably from shiny white contemporary cabinets to a warmer glazed maple style. Here is the kitchen before remodeling ↓↓
The kitchen renovation is underway now. The old kitchen has been removed and the new cabinets are now being installed. Here is the new kitchen progressing ↓↓
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This kitchen in West Chester is finished. The old kitchen had a peninsula with base and wall cabinets that made the table area look and feel like another room. The soffits were removed and the pantry was replaced with 2 pantry cabinets on the refrigerator wall. Now the room feels a lot larger. The new kitchen has an island and substantially more cabinet and counter space.
The new features in the kitchen include hardwood flooring, maple cabinets, black quartz counters and a ceramic tile backsplash with glass tile inserts and border. The kitchen is well lighted with plenty of recessed lights and undercabinet lights, all controlled with digital dimmers.
Here are some pictures of the finished kitchen↓↓
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This kitchen in College Hill is starting to take its new shape. Here are the counter tops being installed↓↓
This is the area where the table top will go - between the tall storage cabinets↓↓
The cabinets are approximately 90" high and there is a 3 piece molding assembly that goes to the ceiling. The new kitchen faucet is installed.
Here are some pictures of the kitchen with some of the details installed↓↓
Here are some pictures of the table top area with some of the finished moldings installed↓↓
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Here is a new project starting in College Hill in Cincinnati. The old plaster soffit will be removed and the new cabinets and molding will go to the ceiling. The existing layers of old flooring will be removed and a new hardwood floor will be installed flush with the adjacent hardwood floors.
Here is the kitchen before remodeling↓↓
Here is the kitchen after the old kitchen was removed. The new hardwood has been installed↓↓
The old soffit has been removed, notice the old plumbing vent that was in the soffit to the left of the window. It will be covered behind the cabinet molding↓↓
The new kitchen design will accommodate the goals of more counter space, more storage and a place for seating. The sink plumbing was moved because the new sink will be in the corner to provide more counter space between the sink and the refrigerator. Now the cabinet installation can begin↓↓
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This kitchen in West Chester is moving along. After the counter tops were installed, the tile backsplash was installed. Next the painting was done and then the new hardwood floor was finished. Here are some pictures as the final stages were finishing.
Here is the tile backsplash being installed. The tiles are 4x4 and have an interesting pattern. The first row is straight with a border above it. The border was cut from sheets of ¾×¾ glass tiles, 1 row high. The tiles above the border are installed diagonally and there are random inserts of 4 ¾×¾ glass tiles as accents. ↓↓
After the tile backsplash was finished, the painting was done, and then the hardwood floor was stained a dark walnut color. Here is the kitchen as the paint is being touched up. ↓↓
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Here are some finished pictures of this kitchen in Taylor Mill. The kitchen is very efficient and looks great with the maple Hartford cabinets in Cinnamon finish and the solid surface counter tops. The backsplash is made of 3x6 subway tile in a shaded finish.
Here is the finished kitchen↓↓
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We recently began work on a new kitchen project in West Chester. The soffits and the old pantry will be removed and the layout will be reconfigured. The new kitchen will feature new lighting, a hardwood floor, and maple cabinets with quartz counter tops and a tile backsplash.
Here is the kitchen before the work begins ↓↓
The demolition under way - the existing kitchen and soffits are being removed ↓↓
The work is continuing - the electric is roughed-in and the drywall patching is started. Next is the hardwood floor installation ↓↓
Next the cabinets will be installed and the counter top measure will be scheduled.
Here is the beginning of the cabinet installation ↓↓
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This kitchen in Reading was recently finished and these are the pictures of the finished product.
The project involved removing the soffits and rearranging the layout. The range was moved away from the side wall. The sink was moved to the corner to provide a nice long working counter space. The refrigerator was moved to the opposite wall - also to allow the long counter space. A nice arrangement of recessed lights and full undercabinet lighting, all on digital dimmers, make this a well lighted kitchen.
The cabinets are natural maple and contrast nicely with the coffee brown quartz counters. The backsplash is tiled with a tumbled stone tile that has been installed on the diagonal, except for the section over the range - installed square for a subtle design effect. The stone tiles were sealed with an enhancing sealer to bring out the character of the stone.
Most of the base cabinet storage is drawers of various heights, all using full extension soft close hardware. The drawer storage works well because the drawers come completely out of the cabinets allowing full access with no restrictions.
Here are the finished pictures↓↓
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