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Waxhaw Kitchen & Primary Bath Redesign

Waxhaw Kitchen & Primary Bath Redesign

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LOCATION

Waxhaw, NC

SPACES INCLUDED

Bathrooms, Kitchens, Other Spaces

PROJECT SCOPE

Custom Redesign

Project Overview

collaborative process

Updating their early 90s kitchen and primary bathroom was a long time coming for this couple. Tired Tuscan color tones, and inefficient use of space left them wanting something with more natural light, comfort, intentional space planning, and an elevated aesthetic better aligned with their stage of life.
The arched cabinet panel flanked by brick walls hides the range hood. The large width matches the scale of the room and creates a clear focal point while maintaining minimum clearances for safety and code compliance.
The deep smoky blue-gray paint of the kitchen island and dark hardwoods are offset by the light walls and coffered ceilings. Deep, wide drawers offer storage for everyday dishes right next to the dishwasher for easy access.
The arched cabinet panel flanked by brick walls hides the range hood. The large width matches the scale of the room and creates a clear focal point while maintaining minimum clearances for safety and code compliance.

THE REVISION DIFFERENCE

collaborative process

After a lengthy collaborative process with our design team, their new kitchen and primary bathroom are more functional for their needs and full of unique, one-of-a-kind details. The bathroom now sports a much larger shower with porcelain slab walls to eliminate grout, a larger two-person walk-in closet, a separate make-up vanity for her, and a custom tile floor design. The kitchen traffic pattern has been improved with the help of a large, linear island facing the morning room. Coffered ceilings, crystal chandeliers, a walnut butcher block and weathered brick paired with a contrasting color palette and brass hardware elevate the space to welcome family and friends.

BEFORE & AFTER

morning room facelift

Open to the kitchen and breakfast areas, the morning room could not be overlooked as part of this great room redesign. 
A two-story stone fireplace with raised hearth and cherry built-ins beneath a vaulted ceiling left the room feeling dark and dated. Our clients desired a classic, updated design and a softer color palette, so their commissioned painting by local artist Laura Park could act as the focal point.

Two-story shadowbox molding on the fireplace perfectly frames their new wall sconces and artwork, while the cast stone fireplace surround offers a clean and classic, yet modern frame for the larger firebox. A marble hearth pulls everything together and adds a touch of formality.

The built-ins were replaced with a simplified design and fewer shelves to eliminate clutter. The dark paint color helps them to recede into the wall and offers a dramatic contrast to the lighter colors in the room. The vaulted ceiling was covered in wood paneling to add subtle texture and interest without competing with the other elements in the space.

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