Dated ornate cabinets and functionality issues were just a few of the issues our homeowners cited of their kitchen when they reached out to us for a whole house remodel. They had recently bought the home, loving the tree-backed lot and potential they saw.

Our client had purchased her townhome knowing it wasn't exactly what she wanted but she saw the potential. The kitchen, in the front part of the home, was quite small and she had visions of making it larger. She reached out to us about 6 months after moving in and shared her vision.

Ranch homes reign supreme in Old Leawood, with most of them, built in the 1950s and 1960s. Today those same ranch homes are in hot demand for both young families and empty nesters. They’re built on sturdy foundations but the trick is re-designing them to encompass today’s lifestyle.

Ron Webster did a great job lending his expertise to show us how to make a functional kitchen. He shares kitchen layout, accessories, appliances and more!

With their children grown and out of the home, these homeowners found their nest to be anything but empty. As their children began to bring home spouses, they found their kitchen and dining layout wasn’t accommodating the additional adults. They started to have a serious discussion about whether to move or remodel and make their home fit their needs.

While this Prairie Village Cape Cod style home was full of charm it wasn’t conducive to entertaining and each room felt closed off. Our wonderful client met with Ron Webster and shared her goals for the remodel. She wanted to create an open floorplan for entertaining and make her kitchen more functional.

Perry Holloway has been walking us through the process of refinishing golden oak cabinets in this recent remodel, designed by Kelsey Kimble. This is the fourth post on the project and in case you missed it here is Week 1, Week 2, and Week 3. This week we get to see the final kitchen!

We love this project as it shows a remodel doesn’t always have to be tearing everything out and starting over.

In early 2018, our homeowners found themselves at a crossroads. They’d lived in their home for 10 years and love (almost) everything about it. It has character; the neighborhood and location are exactly where they wanted to be, and the school for their three young boys is just down the road.

Our homeowners weren’t planning on a kitchen remodel but when their dishwasher stopped working and caused a great deal of flooding in the kitchen, they decided it would be a good time for a remodel. They talked to several other remodelers in the area but felt like we were the best fit for their needs.

Are you ready to kick off a kitchen remodel? Houzz recently published 4 Ways to Get Ready for Kitchen Construction.

4 Ways to Get Ready for Kitchen Construction

Not only is the article helpful in preparing for your remodel but it showcases one of our recent projects in the article! The fabulous kitchen was designed by Kelly Summers

If you are starting a kitchen remodel with Schloegel you are already covered for many of Houzz's tips.