Realize The Greenview Difference
This kitchen remodel was about reworking what didn’t flow and giving space to the elements that do. The original layout boxed everything in — dated cabinets, tiled countertops, and a bulky island that took up more room than it gave back. We stripped it down and rebuilt it with cleaner lines, a larger workspace, and details that stay out of their own way.
Services Used In This Project
- Kitchen Remodel
- Cabinet Replacement
- Electrical & Lighting Upgrades
- Flooring Replacement
- Countertop & Backsplash Installation
Project Overview:
We took this kitchen back to its bones and gave it a fresh, modern layout. The old oak cabinetry and tiled surfaces were removed, along with the oddly shaped island that made the space feel crowded. We reworked the footprint to allow for a longer central island with seating and storage, added flat-panel cabinets, and introduced soft gray wood-look tile for contrast. The end result: a kitchen that feels open without being empty — clean, not sterile.
Project Objectives:
- Full Interior Demolition
Removed tile counters, upper and lower cabinetry, and original lighting fixtures to start clean. - Layout Reconfiguration
Redesigned the island and cabinet layout to create more prep space and better flow around work zones. - Plumbing and Electrical Updates
Replaced outdated plumbing and added new outlets, under-cabinet lighting, and recessed ceiling fixtures. - Surface Installation
Installed wide plank porcelain tile flooring, new quartz countertops, and marble backsplash with a soft natural pattern. - Custom Cabinetry and Storage
Added flat-panel cabinetry with sleek hardware and open shelving for a modern, unfussy storage approach. - Lighting and Finishing Details
Dropped in pendant lights over the island, layered in ambient ceiling lighting, and tied it all together with a stainless range hood and neutral wall color.
