I'm sharing the latest kitchen update on the blog, and you can catch a sneak peek of our plans / renderings! Demo has really changed the space.

I'm sharing a new kitchen renovation update on the blog today! See what we accomplished over the holiday and what color cabinetry I selected.

We've officially started the kitchen reno and I'll be sharing updates each week. Click through for the before images and to see how demo is unfolding!

I'm sharing a brand new kitchen renovation progress update and it's one you won't want to miss! Click over to see what's happening.

I'm sharing another update on our kitchen renovation. Click over to the blog to see drywall, finished electrical, plumbing, and more!

This ‘before’ kitchen wasn’t nearly as dire as some we’ve featured — it was just, well, awkward. A previous renovation left the kitchen floor covered in a dreary ceramic tile, with an awkward curb that guests continually tripped over.

Surprise, Surprise- you won't have to ask me to open my kitchen cabinets. Over the course of our home Home Renovation project, it became increasingly evident to us that we would likely be skipping cabinets or "uppers" as they're also known. My current apartment and all the previous kitchen

We tackled this renovation during the heart of the pandemic. In two phases, we first reconfigured the 2nd floor primary suite to include a more functional bathroom and walk-in closet. Next, we focused on the kitchen. In both the kitchen and living room, we had an opportunity to reclaim unused space from a previous renovation. We reconfigured the entire kitchen, with cabinetry along the entire perimeter, plus a generous island with a breakfast bar. We also added a butler’s pantry and mudroom off the kitchen, adding plenty of extra storage and useful space for our clients’ family.

Quickly after the tile grout was cured , we began installing the cover panels.  We began on the lowers, mostly because it was easily reached...

I have 2 bathrooms and 1.5 kitchens in the works.  The .5 is just new countertops and lights but that still counts right? The ot...

A homeowner in Boston asks, With plans to sell in the coming years, is it a good idea to upgrade the kitchen?

About a month ago, I wrote an update on our upstairs bathroom remodel. To recap: after a couple of disappointing contractor visits and bids, I decided to call Janet, our previous project manager at Lowe's. You may recall that in 2016 we hired Lowe's Remodeling Services for our gut kitchen renovation. After that phone call,

Today I’m sharing my top 10 blog posts for 2019! It is so fun to look back and find out what were the top 10 blog posts for the past year! It’s crazy to think that our previous kitchen renovation that prompted me to share on IG and on the blog is still in the...

Mercer Island Tudor Quietly nestled on the waterfront of Mercer Island, this early 90’s Tudor home underwent a main floor renovation. With a concentrated effort to transform the Kitchen, we began our work by stripping the incompatible neoclassic detailing from previous remodels. With ample consideration, we worked the unbalanced floor plan by relocating major appliances to accommodate a logical work flow, visual balance and to better showcase the existing lead arched windows. We included historical details like stained beams, corbels, and three-point arches to pay homage to the Tudor aesthetic.  Creating a space that catered to everyday living was essential. So we designed a full-height pocketing appliance cabinet to conceal smaller appliances like the coffee maker and mixer. Features like the open shelf spice niche and utensil rail above the range are not only charming, but functional too.   A true labor of love, not an inch of this kitchen was not thoughtfully considered. The result, a performance-ready, heirloom quality, “Cinderella Kitchen.”   featured in Portrait of Seattle Magazine Construction by Stromme Homes Photos by John Granen

50-plus questions about your kitchen renovation, answered by pros.

We've put together our share of Ikea products and they all come with a little learning curve.  But, nothing prepared us for the task of crea...

When friends of ours purchased this home in the neighbourhood of Gariepy in Edmonton my brain was already thinking about the future of the home. Many years later, I finally got the opportunity to put those thoughts into a design plan and then into a finished, beautiful kitchen. This renovation, like always, wasn’t without a few surprises and a few

When we bought our house, the kitchen was move in ready but ugly. The cabinets are miss matched, but similar. The height of the cabinets on the sink side are 1" lower than the cabinets to the left of the stove, the wiring was ugly, UGLY boxy conduit, the walls are 1970's wood paneling, badly…

This KitchenAid kitchen renovation essay written by David Leite, in which he talks about his kitchen renovation and a gift from KitchenAid.