
This kitchens walkthrough stays in the order the work happens.
Today’s feature is a vivid before and after– you are going to LOVE this white kitchen renovation with industrial touches! And while this was done professionally and not on a Handmade modest-cost, you can definitely take some inspiration from this to use in your next kitchen makeover!
White Kitchen Renovation
from Cobblestone Development Group
When purchasing this home flip, we knew the kitchen was going to be a fun (and lengthy!) project. The kitchen already had great bones, and overall it had a pretty solid layout that we planned on keeping. The only issue was the space itself was stuck in the 90s, and needed a major update!
We started off by getting rid of the awful forest green countertops (who ever thought that was a good option?) We wanted to give the room a open and airy feel, so we installed a dark granite to compliment the white cabinetry to follow. We chose our best go-to bright grey (Stonington grey from Benjamin Moore, to be exact) to replace the dingy yellow paint, and added a stone subway tile backsplash.
The dated finishes were replaced with high-end cabinetry in a bright white. Designed specifically to fit the space, it opened up the room ten fold and we were finally able to see some true progress! Luckily for us, one of the few things we were able to keep in this space were the solid oak hardwood floors; they just needed a good clean and were good to go!
Next, we added some vivid brass lighting fixtures gave it a very rustic yet modern touch. The ones installed are some of our go-to Pendants from Restoration Hardware. To add to the charm, we put in a farmhouse sink with a brand new stainless steel faucet from a local Virginian company – Ferguson’s.
All major systems needed a revamp, and once we installed some fabulous appliances – the room instantly was brought straight into the 21st century! We added the essentials: a massive sub-zero refrigerator, a dishwasher, and an oven with a wolf range all in stainless steel. As an avid coffee drinker, my go-to piece is the wonderful built-in espresso machine.
Looking back, it’s hard even to imagine the space as it was. We’re very pleased with the outcome and we think it made an appropriate focal point for this particular home. Giving it a modern look really did the touch. The best part, is that the family (and the family dog, Stella) loved it!
If you’d like to see more of our home-flipping adventures, including the entire home in this renovation, feel free to follow us on Facebook at Cobblestone Development Group!
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