Small details can create extraordinary value in the design of a new kitchen or bath. When we meet with homeowners we want to know how they currently use their kitchen. We want to know if they entertain frequently, host family gatherings or cook regularly. We learn the style of furnishings, accessories, flooring and wall covers throughout the home to determine clients’ preferences. We gather as much information as we can to help us exceed our clients’ expectations.
When we design a kitchen we divide the space into areas for food preparation, clean up and — if there is sufficient room — dining. Many of our clients want an island. They are great for food preparation, can double as a dining table and often serve as the focal point of a new kitchen.
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