Gross Isle Kitchen Renovation
During this 4-week renovation we strived to maximize space, increase storage and provide an open-concept design for our clients.
The dark 80’s style honey oak cabinets with antique bronze hardware and exposed hinges were upgraded to a custom antique white glaze cabinetry with textured designed glass door fronts. Puck lighting was installed within some cabinets illuminating the beautiful custom glass doors. Cupboard accessories such as pull-out spice rack, corner pull-out rotating shelves, pencil drawer facing the dining room, and a tall 80” pantry provided additional storage and efficiencies.
Upon removing the above-counter cabinets that divided the kitchen and dining room areas we were faced with a challenge along the ceiling area. The complete main floor had a stippled ceiling, except now where the old cabinets sat. To correct this and provide an open-concept between these two spaces we created a custom light box matching the cabinets with dual hanging pendant lights.
The old beige laminate countertop was worn with knife marks and stains. We upgraded their countertops to a low-maintenance Cambria Quartz in Oakmoor White. A tiled mosaic backsplash in complementary hues flanked the space between the countertop and cupboards. Lastly, we installed a Fluid Tight Radius Undermount Double Bowl Sink accompanied by a Grohe Elberon Kitchen Faucet and separate water dispenser faucet.
An apartment sized dishwasher was situation in a broom-style closet. Plumbing was configured to instead allow for a full-sized undercounter dishwasher within the u-shaped space of the kitchen area. The now open broom closet was turned into a full-sized pantry with corresponding textured designed glass door fronts.
A half-wall opening between the dining room and stairs leading to the basement was underutilized. The space was opened slightly larger and the addition of matching Quartz Oakmoor White counter with a small workstation ledge was installed. The dark oak trim was replaced with a white molding, complementary to the kitchen cabinets.
Through the kitchen and dining room the old linoleum floors were upgraded to Ultra-Ceramic flooring that provides the look of tile with a softer, warmer feel. The grey hue compliments the rest of the kitchen and dining room.
After completing this renovation, we gave the clients a space to entertain and a timeless style kitchen that will impress for years.
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369 Logan Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3A 0P8
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SOUTH WINNIPEG SHOWROOM
3-996 Lorimer Blvd, Winnipeg, MB R3P 1A1
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Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 4:00pm
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