When my clients purchased their home, they immediately saw the potential in their kitchen. The wish list included opening up the wall between the kitchen and the dining area, and expanding the footprint of the cabinetry to increase storage, counter surface area, and space to move.

before

In addition to the wish list, my design also included relocating the main hubs of the kitchen to increase the flow and functionality. Instead of a range, a cooktop and built-in ovens were incorporated, the refrigerator moved to the opposite wall, and the sink found its home in the newly created peninsula.

Painted upper cabinetry was warmed by a soft stained maple finish for the base cabinetry. Durable quartz material was used for the countertops and carried up the wall for a full backsplash. The area behind the range was accentuated with a tile mosaic that brought in texture and dimension.

AFTER

This nature inspired kitchen now meets the clients’ needs as well as matches their style. It fits into the home so well, it’s hard to imagine it any other way. Cheers!

Design: Jaime Simpson of Creative + Curated

Photos: Lianna Pevar Photography