

The main objective of this Huntersville kitchen remodel was to open it up to the family room for more natural traffic flow between the two spaces. By creating a large cased opening in lieu of removing the entire wall, there’s still an implied separation between each room. Each stands as its own space, even though the traffic between them flows more easily.
This family loves to cook, so it was important to design a shaker style kitchen that worked well for multiple people, but with less wall space, it was challenging to fit everything they desired. By reconfiguring the laundry room and powder room, we were able to create an alcove between the kitchen and formal dining room for floor to ceiling pantry cabinets. This also allowed us to extend the range wall to fit their built-in appliances and create a focal point with the floating chimney style ventilation hood.