Sheffield Remodel

Our clients came to us eager to remodel their outdated kitchen. Worn cabinetry, an oddly angled island and aging appliances were begging for help. It was time. The kitchen in this home is open to the family room. Naturally, all family and friends gravitate to this hub for nourishment and comradery. The clients were generally happy with the layout, but wanted to add a focal point, elegant details, and better organization. The footprint, windows and doors were to remain the same. The microwave over the cooktop was replaced with a custom, wood hood tying in the traditional style of the home. The island was redesigned in a rectangular shape with large, classic corbels and posts, making it more functional as a workspace and much prettier overall. The new cabinetry interiors are chock full of accessories such as a double trash pull out, drawers under the cook top for pots and pans, roll outs behind doors for pantry items and other kitchen essentials, dividers for cutlery and utensils, spice pull out and tray dividers. Quartz counter tops were selected for their brightness and durability. A subtle border in the backsplash behind the cooktop proves that even the smallest details make a difference. An apron sink adds character to the window wall. Glass front cabinetry allows our client to display her favorite collectables. Matt Villano Photography