kitchens - not award winning

A 1960 split level home to a young and growing family had a 10 x 12 kitchen that is tucked in the back corner of the house and connects through a narrow doorway to the dining room. It has been a major problem for this family and their busy day to day life style. We […]

Rambler built in 1980’s in Great Falls area was occupied with a family of five. Their lifestyle spun around the kitchen and breakfast area. Since she home school her kids, they spend a lot of time in and around the kitchen and what they have does not work for them. The new kitchen allows much

1980 rambler in Fairfax station was in desperate need of kitchen and family room remodeling. Their old kitchen was cramped, with a very bad traffic flow, separated with partition wall full of duct work and plumbing from next door family room. Deep closets were taking a lot of space form the width of the kitchen.

Even though this house was built in early 2000, the lay-out and size of the kitchen in relation with the rest of the house was nowhere close to a 21st century design. The old vinyl floor in the kitchen and the waxed and beveled wood floor in the breakfast area just few examples of that.

2002 Colonial home in Sterling VA owned into a builder grade kitchen. New homeowner wanted to have a contemporary style kitchen with all upgraded appliances. She wanted espresso shaker style cabinetry with a contrasting light color exotic granite counter top accompanied with a subway style back splash tile. New flooring extended the space beyond the

1970’s Townhome in Reston area had a small and cramped Galley kitchen. The new homeowner did not wanted to be closed into the space and wished an open floor plan. The design team met up with her and suggested to remove couple of bearing walls and make her kitchen open to her Dining room area

Transferring family from Iraq moved back into their previous residence that had been rented for a while. The property specially the kitchen has been abused by the tenant and the owner had to make a choice of moving back or sell. Given its historic Mount Vernon location and walking distant to Potomac River they decided

Growing family had just bought a 1980 split level home; among lot of items to be updated, the kitchen was the first and most critical one for the new owners. The kitchen was located just to the right on foyer as you entered and covered by big bulkheads. A big closet was taking majority of

The house was so old that breeze was getting through as cavities, outlets, door and windows of its 1963 structure. On a windy day being inside felt like outside. They wanted to air tight this home with their new remodeling project, expanding the kitchen, and having more dining room space. We created a larger kitchen