Investing In Your Kitchen: Cost of a Kitchen Remodel
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While the original kitchen wasn't horrible, it was not these Arlington Heights homeowners' dream space. Plus, it felt incredibly cramped and secluded from the rest of the home. Charmed by the idea of an open-concept first floor, these clients partnered with OHi to make the kitchen feel much more open and functional. With two walls removed and the archway to the family room expanded, the space feels vast yet welcoming. Perfect for any host.
Space and storage: the two requests of these Arlington heights homeowners. Starting with acquiring more space, our team removed the wall dividing the kitchen from the dining room and the wall separating the dining room from the living room. This makes the first floor of this split level wide open and perfect for hosting. The new space also allowed for a massive island, a top wishlist item. The island features plenty of prep space and seating for family and guests. To help make the space feel even larger, our team removed a small cabinet that looked into the family room and, instead, extended the entryway.
As for storage, our team turned the pantry into a Coffee center that also houses their microwave. On the far end of the room, a butler's station was added for more storage. Pullout pantry shelves bookend a handcrafted window bench, offering both storage and optimal seating.
Before: The kitchen was divided from the dining room with a wall and a peek-a-boo countertop that looked into the family room. A small island with no seating. The cabinets were dark-stained wood. There was a small beige square backsplash. The walls were painted beige.
After: The wall separating the dining room is removed to create a much more open kitchen and more storage opportunities, a window seat is added. The peek-a-boo countertop is removed to create a wide opening into the family room. The pantry closet is removed for open shelves and a wall-mounted microwave. The new cabinets are white, while the island, which features plenty of countertop space, seating for four, and storage, is in grey paint.
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