A 1931 Tudor kitchen updated in style
A Glendale couple with a classic Tudor home wanted to remodel their kitchen and adjacent laundry and breakfast rooms to make it more functional while creating design elements that exemplified their personal taste and would work for how they cook and live.
At our first discussion, we agreed that the 3 rooms needed a complete facelift including new cabinets, appliances, flooring, lighting and finishes. The existing architecture: walls, windows and doors were left in place. They prefer warm tones but didn’t want it to get too dark since the existing windows face north.
JRY & Co.