Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

How to Remodel a Conventional Kitchen into a Modern One

*Editor’s note: This post was lost when we revamped the site about 3 months ago. Here it is again for those who may not have seen it the first time.*

Walking the Talk with Ikea Kitchen Design & Installation

We designed & installed our own kitchen last November. The old one was 14 years old, and I needed an Ikea kitchen to use & show off.  So here it is, with custom wall cabinet doors, a wine cubby, some floating shelves & some really happy owners.

Kitchen: Before

Cramped. Dead end. Dark. Raised panel tiredness. Not inviting. Small. Insanity provoking.

Kitchen: After

Open circulation. Well lit. Ample storage. Energy Star appliances. Green finishes.  Easy to use, even with multiple people, dogs & cats. Great kitchen design for parties.

The Design: Before – After Modern Kitchen

I can say firsthand that living in & using this kitchen daily for 6 months now has been a pleasure, to say the least. It’s modern, usable, easy on the eyes, and the oven & dishwasher doors no longer hit each other.

If you’re ready for a modern kitchen, we’re ready for you.

4 Responses to “How to Remodel a Conventional Kitchen into a Modern One”

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  2. Nice!

    I especially like the small details – the dropped open shelving at the end of the range run, and that lovely soffit detail for the decorating space.

    Must be a huge difference in working in that kitchen…

  3. Thanks, Kelly! Yes – it’s a night & day difference.

  4. Girl, wow!

    Really great use of just about everything!

    I found you from the comment on the Ikea post… Love Ikea cabinetry. Kudossssss…..

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