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This homeowner lived on a very prominent golf course and wanted to feel like he was on the putting green of the 9th hole while standing at his family room window. The existing layout of the home had the garage enjoying that view with the outdated dining room, family room and kitchen further back on the lot. We completely demoed the garage and a section of the home, allowing us to design and build with that view in mind. The completed project has the family room at the back of the home with a gorgeous view of the golf course from two large curved bay windows. A new fireplace with custom cabinetry and shelf niches and coffered high ceilings makes this room a treasure. The new kitchen boasts of white painted cabinetry, an island with wood top and a 6 burner Wolf cooktop with a custom hood, white tile with multiple trim details and a pot filler faucet. A Butler’s Pantry was added for entertaining complete with beautiful white painted cabinetry with glass upper cabinets, marble countertops and a prep sink and faucet. We converted an unused dining room into a custom, high-end home office with beautiful site- built mahogany bookcases to showcase the homeowners book collections. To complete this renovation, we added a “friends” entry and a mudroom for improved access and functionality. The transformation is not only efficient but aesthetically pleasing to the eye and exceeded the homeowner’s expectations to enjoy their view of the 9th hole.
Oak shaker kitchen cabinets painted in Farrow & Ball Ammonite. The blue green splashback tiles contrast nicely with the orange accents. The worktop is engineered quartz and links well with the floor tiles. Above the hob is an extractor hidden behind cabinetry.
Charlie O'Beirne
DESIGNER: DAVID KILJIANOWICZ
PHOTOGRAPHY: JAN CONES
“We want to redo our cabinets…but my kitchen is so small!” We hear this a lot here at Reborn Cabinets. You might be surprised how many people put off refreshing their kitchen simply because homeowners can’t see beyond their own square footage. Not all of us can live in a big, sprawling ranch house, but that doesn’t mean that a small kitchen can’t be polished into a real gem! This project is a great example of how dramatic the difference can be when we rethink our space—even just a little! By removing hanging cabinets, this kitchen opened-up very nicely. The light from the preexisting French doors could flow wonderfully into the adjacent family room. The finishing touches were made by transforming a very small “breakfast nook” into a clean and useful storage space.
While this kitchen is of modest dimensions, it features wonderful luxe effects such as the hand hammered Pewter sink and Italian made island table base - Tastefully designed, defying a style label, ensuring its enduring relevance.
Simple and efficient kitchen with suspended wood shelves overhead accented with industrial light fixtures. Ikea cabinets with a new wood surround at the ends.
The units were replaced with light cream cupboards and a wooden worktop. Simple metro tiles formed a practical splashback against the fresh green walls and new appliances were installed. Good task lighting is key in a kitchen so a track fitting is hidden behind the beam over the basin and spotlights were installed under the cupboards. A pretty ceramic pendant provides general lighting.
Photographer: Richard Etteridge