Modern Galley Kitchen in Dilworth

After having built and lived in their Dilworth home for nearly ten years, our clients realized their kitchen wasn’t functioning well for their needs. The layout wasn’t ideal and the dark, traditional materials didn’t match their more modern aesthetic. They enlisted our help to transform their dated kitchen into the mid-century modern inspired galley kitchen of their dreams. By removing the kitchen window and reconfiguring all the appliance locations, our design team created three distinct zones: A prep and cooking zone, a clean-up zone, and a drop zone. The drop zone is a secondary counter space that's separate from the main prep area and acts as a landing space to house coffee or charging stations, or a simple home bar – a must-have feature for today’s modern kitchens.

Spaces Included:

Kitchen

Location:

Dilworth, Charlotte, NC

Project Scope:

Pull & Replace

“ReVision was our top choice to remodel our kitchen. The whole experience from start to finish exceeded our expectations. Their ideas were fresh, fun and modern—exactly what we wanted for our new kitchen. Our project manager was the best. We couldn’t ask for a better person to oversee the project. We had such a great experience with ReVision and want them back again!”

– Debra Branciforte, Charlotte, NC

Mid-Century Inspired Style

To coordinate the fixtures and finishes of the new kitchen with the adjoining living spaces, we pulled inspiration from their collection of original mid-century furniture.

This modern kitchen features simple, slab doors and drawer fronts with a contemporary, horizontal grain pattern that mimics gray-toned wood, and a navy island. Crisp, white, low-maintenance quartz countertops reflect light. The orange Bertazzoni range acts as the focal point of the kitchen and pays homage to our clients’ Italian heritage. Natural wood floating shelves paired with the geometric mosaic tile wall add subtle texture to the space. Balancing both warm and cool finishes with solid and textured surfaces keeps this modern galley kitchen from feeling too severe for the style of the home.

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Recessed cans and under-cabinet lights paired with the white counters and tile reflect light, making the space feel larger.
Relocating all the appliances created a more natural work flow and additional work space.
Re-orienting the kitchen island made it possible to watch TV while washing dishes and while sitting at the breakfast room table.