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Gather and Spruce Design RemodelWe opened the kitchen to the dining room to create a more unified space. The homeowners had an unusable desk area that we eliminated and maximized the space by adding a wet bar complete with wine refrigerator and built-in ice maker. The pantry wall behind the wet bar maximizes storage.
Gather and Spruce Design RemodelThis incredibly private home in Greenwood Village is oriented to capture unobstructed views of the mountains and it. is. amazing! We kept the cooktop west-facing to enjoy this panoramic view. We designed around this gorgeous window and added some open shelving and beautiful accent lighting to create interest. Another fun feature is the granite our client selected for the island. It has fossils in it!
Gather and Spruce Design RemodelThis incredibly private home in Greenwood Village is oriented to capture unobstructed views of the mountains and it. is. amazing! We kept the cooktop west-facing to enjoy this panoramic view. We designed around this gorgeous window and added some open shelving and beautiful accent lighting to create interest. Another fun feature is the granite our client selected for the island. It has fossils in it!
Gather and Spruce Design RemodelWe opened up the space, created balance, and updated this Greenwood Village kitchen while still maintaining the charm of the home.
Gather and Spruce Design RemodelWe had the opportunity to remodel for this lovely family of 5 in Greenwood Village. We loved the original Saltillo tiles and wanted to keep that wonderful, homey feel in the remodel. We kept the original charm of the house by doing espresso finished cabinets in a transitional door style with rubbed edges. This fit into the rustic look while maintaining the charm and warmth of the house. Finally, we added a handmade black and white tile detail on the back of the island to elevate the style. It really gave it that pop of interest without detracting from the original charm of the home!
Gather and Spruce Design RemodelWe opened the kitchen to the dining room to create a more unified space. The homeowners had an unusable desk area that we eliminated and maximized the space by adding a wet bar complete with wine refrigerator and built-in ice maker. The pantry wall behind the wet bar maximizes storage.
Gather and Spruce Design RemodelThis incredibly private home in Greenwood Village is oriented to capture unobstructed views of the mountains and it. is. amazing! We kept the cooktop west-facing to enjoy this panoramic view. We designed around this gorgeous window and added some open shelving and beautiful accent lighting to create interest. Another fun feature is the granite our client selected for the island. It has fossils in it!
Gather and Spruce Design RemodelWe wanted to maximize space and functional storage for this family of 5. We accomplished this by expanding the island to make it a more functional space for their family. We also created a feature wall for Wolf double ovens, Sub-Zero refrigeration, and a ton of pantry space!
Gather and Spruce Design RemodelWe had the opportunity to remodel for this lovely family of 5 in Greenwood Village. We loved the original Saltillo tiles and wanted to keep that wonderful, homey feel in the remodel. We kept the original charm of the house by doing espresso finished cabinets in a transitional door style with rubbed edges. This fit into the rustic look while maintaining the charm and warmth of the house. Finally, we added a handmade black and white tile detail on the back of the island to elevate the style. It really gave it that pop of interest without detracting from the original charm of the home!
Gather and Spruce Design RemodelWe wanted to maximize space and functional storage for this family of 5. We accomplished this by expanding the island to make it a more functional space for their family. We also created a feature wall for Wolf double ovens, Sub-Zero refrigeration, and a ton of pantry space! We opened the kitchen to the dining room to create a more unified space. The homeowners had an unusable desk area that we eliminated and maximized the space by adding a wet bar complete with wine refrigerator and built-in ice maker. The pantry wall behind the wet bar maximizes storage because, can you REALLY ever have too much storage? Swipe to see before.
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