Buck Lake Kitchen Remodel

Buck Lake Kitchen Remodel

Favorite Features:

• Increase storage space
• Improve lighting
• Add countertop space
• Remove wall to open up kitchen
• Add seating at the peninsula

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Project Details

Buck Lake Kitchen Remodel 

These homeowners REALLY use their kitchen. They love to bake and host parties, so designing this space to increase the accessibility and functionality was our main goal. We spent a good amount of time in design planning out exactly where every kitchen item was going to be placed.

We also added a custom doggy gate to this project. These clients section their dogs off in their kitchen when they leave home and wanted a cuter way to do so. We love incorporating our furry friends into our designs and we think this one turned out really well. 

Something that made a huge difference in this kitchen re-design was taking out the wall in between the living room and the kitchen. It added additional seating at the peninsula and created a space with a flow perfect for entertaining.

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Project Costs

Good Better Best Budget: $51,306
 

Final Contract Price:  $57,931

During the design phase these clients added a few features like the custom floating shelves that increased the project costs. The final contract price came in about $6,695 over our initial GBB budget. 

Fixtures and Materials Used

• Cabinets are 1600 series from Bellmont Cabinets. We used their Index door style. The wood species was Alder and the color was a bourbon stain. 
• All of the cabinet hardware came from Richielieu. The pulls were the contemporary steel pull - 205 and the knobs were the traditional metal knob - 8041. 
• Quartz countertops were from Silestone and the color was Eternal Marfil Polished
• The kitchen sink was a new one for us and was the Kraus Kore 35" Farmhouse Single Basin Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink. 
• Undercabinet lighting, toe kick lighting and angled power strips are all from Task Lighting. 

Before Photos

Design Photos

During Photos

After Photos

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Paul McManus

Certified Residential Contractor, CRC1331326