Before & After: Kitchen

What happens here

The original kitchen was tiny, featured old wooden cabinets, outdated appliances, and an unpleasant smell. It was enclosed and lacked space. The renovation involved knocking out a wall (presumably non-load-bearing, though not explicitly stated for this wall), opening up the space significantly to create an L-shaped peninsula. New light-gray cabinets (painted with Benjamin Moore 'Oil Cloth' color) were installed, replacing the old ones and extending to fill available space. White quartz countertops were added, providing ample workspace. All new stainless steel appliances (stove, dishwasher, microwave) were installed, and the sink area was updated with a new sink and gold faucet. A larger window was added over the sink, replacing a smaller window, and recessed lighting was installed in the ceiling. The old fridge was also relocated from a prominent position to a custom-built pantry/fridge enclosure at the end of the new kitchen layout, further optimizing space.

Goal: The kitchen was completely overhauled from a cramped, outdated space with old cabinets and appliances into a large, modern, open-concept kitchen with new gray cabinetry and white countertops.