Last year, we worked on a pretty large kitchen and patio remodel.
The planning process started around six months beforehand.
Before/Existing Floor Plan
Proposed New Layout
The plan: to remove the wall that separates the living room and kitchen.
Relocate all of the appliances. Change the "hallway" into a pantry, change the entrance into the game room, change the dining window into a sliding patio door, which opens up onto the new slab and covered patio.
Inspiration for the Covered Patio
Before Photos
Kitchen
Kitchen: note where the existing appliances are located.
Dining
View into the game room.
Front Door Before Photos
The Plan: To remove the weird wall on the right, and install new door and sidelight.
During Photos
The process of removing the wall that separated the living room/kitchen.
We installed whats called a header in the ceiling.
The braces have been removed!
Patio doors are in!
Starting to take form!
You can see the new door opening into the game room here.
View into new pantry.
New double door opening into the laundry room.
Covered Patio Process
New 16x16 slab poured, that connects to existing on the right.
Existing back door closed off.
After Photos
What a difference, right!!??
We added a sliding reed-ed glass door for the pantry.
dark vinyl plank flooring
Butcher block countertop on the island.
Suspended vent hood.
We spent a great deal of time, laying out the cabinet design.
They have a trash pull out, tray pull outs, deep drawers, and two of these awesome pull outs that you see in the picture above.
The microwave is now located in the island, this new height- makes it easier for their children to use.
Backsplash glass
We wrapped the window with the glass tile.
And installed a quartz window sill, to match the countertops.
New undermount blanco kitchen sink.
A fun new dining light fixture.
Front Door After Photos
Changing the front door, and removing that weird wall- made this area so much brighter!
Covered Patio After Photos
This space is now ready for entertaining!
You can't even tell where the old back door use to be!
In Texas, it is a MUST to have a fan on your patio!
This was a great project, the open living room and kitchen was just what these clients were looking for. I am so pleased with how this remodel came out.
Here is a list of materials used:
Paint Colors (Sherwin-Williams)
Walls: Repose Gray #7015
Ceiling: Extra White #7006
Main Cabinets: Dove Trail #7018
Island Cabinet: Extra White #7006
Quartz: Calacatta Vicenza
Butcher Block: Walnut Wood
Sealed with 3 coats of mineral oil
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