As the center of the home this kitchen design included a built-in desk, TV wall cabinet, and a large pass-through countertop to the main living room. Undercabinet lighting, pull-out pantry cabinets, and built-in wine storage complete the details on this wonderful kitchen.
To take advantage of the great view of Lake Jackson, this remodel involved tearing down interior walls and converting this to an open concept kitchen. Although the size limitations of this kitchen were somewhat challenging, no space was wasted while maximizing storage and counter space.
The unique materials that really set this kitchen apart include marble floors, natural hickory cabinets, a butcher block island, and a mixed marble and travertine arabesque backsplash
This remodel upgraded an outdated kitchen with new porcelain tile, Wellborn maple cabinets, Cambria quartz countertops, and a travertine subway tile backsplash.
This traditional style kitchen was brightened up with Glacier white cathedral door style maple cabinets and light granite countertops and backsplash. Additional recessed lighting was added along with large pantry cabinets and an extended bar height seating area.
This kitchen incorporates a stacked wall cabinet design that includes LED backlit glass fronts on the upper cabinets, LED undercabinet lighting, and every type of storage pull-out imaginable. Exotic granite countertops and a travertine backsplash finish off this stylish space.
One of the coolest features of this kitchen is the 6’ long folding pass-through window that opens onto the enclosed pool deck. The space also includes two workstation areas, barstool seating for four, and gorgeous herringbone pattern wood tile
This home was originally built in the 1940’s and needed a serious update. To go along with the new shaker cabinets and Cambria quartz countertops, a handmade glass tile backsplash was installed, and the original wood floor was restored. Inserts like the mixer lift and pull-out pantry shelves make this kitchen a pleasure to cook in.
