4-door sliding door pantry allows for maximum opening into pantry. Kitchen, family room and dining room create an open great room space. Countertops are Dekton. Wood top is from Grothouse, Oak wood with Driftwood finish. Cabinets are from Design Studio West and Sollera Fine Cabinets. Painted cabinet are finished in Dunn Edwards, "Dark Lagoon", DEC788. Wood cabinets are Alder wood with Cottage White with Black Glaze finish. Bar stools by homeowner. Appliances are GE with

Comfortable, beautiful, and functional – this renovation reflects a great collaboration between the owners, interior designer, and our architectural designer. This family wanted to reconfigure their first floor to create a layout that suited their lifestyle. They were working with an interior designer but found they needed a full-service firm that could properly address some structural issues. Relocating the kitchen along the entire back of the house allowed for an expanded kitchen with a large island that has seating. To open the kitchen to the deck, we removed the standard sliding door and two windows, installed a header to support a larger opening, and introduced new sliding doors that are almost 12-feet wide and 7-feet high. The clients worked with the interior designer to select a beautiful blue-gray color for perimeter the cabinets. There is a pantry cabinet to the left of the fridge, and on the right is an appliance garage on the counter with a door that flips up and back. Below the appliance garage is an extra deep pull-out drawer for additional small appliances. A quartz countertop, farm sink, and cement accent tile at the range complete the look. Wall ovens on the other side of the island. The new taller and wider sliding glass door system provides a welcome connection to the deck.

Comfortable, beautiful, and functional – this renovation reflects a great collaboration between the owners, interior designer, and our architectural designer. This family wanted to reconfigure their first floor to create a layout that suited their lifestyle. They were working with an interior designer but found they needed a full-service firm that could properly address some structural issues.

The interior designer and owner selected white porcelain subway tile for the backsplash, with a patterned cement accent tile at the range top. The dark wood band around the range hood adds an organic touch and matches the open wood shelving.