kitchens

Owners had just purchased this new home in the neighborhood. They have already had their entire old home done by our firm and now wanted to do the same with this new home. She did not like the disconnection between kitchen and breakfast area. The falling apart garden window over the sink was not attractive […]

1980 single family Home in woods of Vienna, VA owned into a dark and cramped kitchen for family of six. Since two of the kids were moving away, she wanted to take that opportunity to remodel the kitchen and bring the look into 21st century. The old kitchen has short cabinets, large bulkheads, dark floor,

A Fairfax city home owned had a dark and old looking kitchen. Tall ceiling but filled with 24” of bulkheads contained of duct works. All appliances were in inconvenient places for clients’ use. Clients wanted to update this kitchen with professional appliances, and a better layout. The traffic pattern had been a minor problem, the

This family owning an old home located in Northern Virginia had as a main focus to enlarge the kitchen and since they used it as the heart of their home; a better flow was much needed. Our design team suggested use of couple of dead walls. The side hallway had couple of badly designed closets

1980 home in heart of Oakton, VA occupied by young couple and their three children. They have lived four years in this house and as kids grow up and their karate, soccer, tutoring, piano and other activities growing as well which made their home looks more cramped than ever. It all began with front foyer

1990 home in heart of town of Vienna recently has been bought by a young couple. They had a different vision for their kitchen and what they have bought into was not it. Our design team met up with the couple and proposed total overhaul. Relocating the stove, sink and appliance locations. Getting rid of

This townhouse is located in Historic part of Old town Alexandria with at least 130 years of its history. The house was renovated several times over different periods. A 1980’s addition was added to back of the kitchen. This meant, the kitchen was pretty run down and needed to be updated for the homeowners. The

This row house was located within walking distance form Crystal City, VA. Built in the 1940’s this couple did not have any of amenities that today’s kitchens have to offer. Their kitchen was barely 10’x10’ with a small side window and back door leading the dragged looking glass porch which was partially converted into a

1976 home in Annandale, VA was about to get a total face lift. Owners were fed up with the narrow walkways, middle island cook top, limited storage and dysfunctional kitchen. Design team came to rescue. After several consultation meetings, we all agreed that the dragged looking kitchen got to go. It had to be replaced

Family of six, seeing their family growing, felt their home smaller and smaller by the minute. They needed more space for kids and their two golden retrievers to hang out. The kitchen was facing back of the house separated by partition walls from adjacent breakfast room and family room. The old dated look and the