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.
A kitchen update was long overdue for these homeowners. For years they’d put the focus on raising their children but they now find themselves empty nesters and the time has come to put some of that focus on their home. Their dark and cramped kitchen was on the top of their list.
Brookside homes boast tons of character, beautiful woodwork, and a quality of workmanship you’d be hard-pressed to find in homes built today. Unfortunately, while these homes have tons of charm they were built for a lifestyle of yesteryear. This particular home’s kitchen had dated linoleum, tile counters, 1950’s cabinets and an awkward layout.
A paneled ceiling, bay window, and original hardwoods help to create plenty of charm in this 1950’s Prairie Village kitchen. And while the homeowner loved so many of the charming details in her kitchen there were a few she was ready to part with. The painted original cabinets were cumbersome to use and the fridge interrupted the flow of the kitchen into the dining and living spaces.
We often share renovated kitchens in older homes but this week we’re sharing one that took place in a newer home. It’s a misconception we all have if it’s new it's better but that’s not always true. This home was built in 2006 and while the majority of the home fit the homeowner’s needs, the kitchen fell short.
Nina Schmidt had the opportunity to work with an awesome family to completely transform the main floor of their split-level home. We will be sharing this spectacular transformation and the awesome before and after pictures over the next two weeks.
The Before
The family recently located back to their favorite neighborhood after moving away ten years ago.
Do you cringe when you think about your guests having to use your bathroom? Worry about having enough space to prepare your Thanksgiving dinner? If you’d like to have your home ready for holiday entertaining the time has come to start your remodeling project.
