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renovation
The original design of this kitchen had dark brown cabinets and a peninsula that cut off the middle of the kitchen.
Interior designer, Belynda (Belynda Chen Interiors) changed the layout by removing the peninsula and installing a long island with storage and countertop seating. She added built-in pantry storage at the other end of the kitchen to maximize the space.
Creative Design Therapy renovated this home from top to bottom and the kitchen was a big part of the project. The kitchen was ready for an update and it got one. Everything was modernized from top to bottom. A wall was removed to connect the dining room to the kitchen and a large waterfall island was added for additional countertop space and seating. New lighting and appliances were installed to finish off the project.
Are you thinking of renovating your kitchen and want to add colour for the first time? You may feel overwhelmed by the colour options out there and thatβs common.
Are you thinking of renovating your kitchen and want to add colour for the first time? You may feel overwhelmed by the colour options out there and thatβs common.
This room wasnβt being used to its fullest so Christine of Christine Roberts Design designed it into a breakfast room with custom built-in storage, new flooring, and a breakfast bar in the corner.