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    Kitchen Remodeling

    Westchester Kitchen Remodeling - if you can dream it, we can build it.

    Whether your project’s goal is to create more space, update and customize your cabinets and countertops, or redesign your kitchen completely, our team is excited to help bring your dream kitchen from concept to reality.

    Every kitchen remodeling project is different; as a team, it is our job to focus on the overarching goals of the project; we do this by assessing the kitchen spaces’ functional needs and applying ergonomic design principles to the design goals of our clients.

    Our building philosophy centers around you, our clients, your complete satisfaction is our priority during a kitchen remodeling project. Kitchen remodeling projects are a great way to add value and function to your home.

    We want our clients to come away with a kitchen they love as well as a wise investment. We’ll advise you along the way; as a well-executed kitchen renovation dramatically increases your home’s market value.

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      Designing Your Kitchen

      In the design phase of your kitchen remodeling project, you’ll sit down with our professional designers to help you visualize your new kitchen.

      Whether your project’s goals are to create more space, create new space, or rearrange your existing kitchen’s footprint, we will bring your dream kitchen from concept to reality.

      Most homeowners are looking for a few essential elements in their kitchen re-design: a clean, modern layout, a natural ergonomic flow for in-room foot traffic, plenty of prep space and almost everyone wants storage to allow for minimal on counter clutter. Our team is home to Westchester’s most talented and creative carpenters ensuring we can build the smart storage solutions you need to hide away items you don’t use daily and don’t want to keep eyes on.

      Kitchen Remodeling Design

      When planning a kitchen remodel or renovation, the principle elements of design are consistent:


      Space:

      • Your kitchen should feel spacious and have an intuitive flow; allowing everyone room to move freely and comfortably when you’re entertaining.


      Storage:

      • Your methods of kitchen storage may consist of shelving, a closet, custom cabinets, built-ins, benches, or any combination of storage styles both those that may be in plain view and decorative or others that are tucked away and hidden.


      Cabinetry:

      • This is a big consideration as cabinets can be the focal point of the kitchen or a seamless addition used to underscore other design elements. Have you considered custom cabinets? They offer tremendous space savings.


      Furnishings:

      • What kinds of furnishings will you have in your kitchen? Have you considered tables and seating? A built-in breakfast bar or wrap-around banquette bench?

      Popular Kitchen Shapes & Designs

      U-shaped Kitchen:

      • The U-shape is, in our opinion, the perfect kitchen. It takes a large space to pull off the three-wall design required to create the U-shape, but if you have space, this is the most functional kitchen layout we’ve seen. The U shape in and of itself establishes balance and natural symmetry. A U-shaped kitchen offers what few other layouts can, space to isolate cooking and preparation areas while providing plenty of storage space and creative design options. This kitchen style is excellent for larger homes with big families, as the U Shape allows everyone space to hang out comfortably in the kitchen while dinner is being prepared on the stove. Not to mention the entertainment options.

       

      L-Shaped Kitchen:

      • An L-shaped kitchen layout is a classic kitchen layout, just as its name implies, it follows the lines of the letter – with an L-shape, allowing owners to maximize counter space while still allowing for an open floor plan. As its name suggests, the L- Shaped kitchen features a long, connected countertop. Most times, with one side being longer than the other. Often the long counter is home to the majority of the counter space. The shorter side is where you see under counter appliances, the sink, oven, and refrigerator. Today, many L-shaped kitchens serve as ready entertainment spaces connected to other rooms by an open floor plan.

       

      Island Kitchen:

      • The island kitchen design is incredibly popular and for a good reason. You can add an island to an L or U shaped kitchen or pull down a wall on an old outdated galley kitchen; add an island and you have a modern- open concept. Kitchen islands are awesome; they provide space for a wide range of design options; some islands have sinks dropped in; others have two-levels for bar seating, while others still are home to the stove or other kitchen staples like wine fridges, or cabinet storage. An island can be added to almost any kitchen layout that has room for it!

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