This 1960’s ranch was in desperate need of a refresh. The old kitchen and adjoining structural walls were removed to create a large open concept kitchen and dining space. Flush beams were installed to create the clean open surface needed to bring the vision to life. Removing the walls allowed for a significant increase in natural light with the combination of the skylight and new rear patio door and window. The bright and airy feel was further enhanced by the wide plank white oak flooring throughout putting the brown British pub décor to rest.

The new kitchen features chiffon coloured shaker style perimeter cabinets paired with the suede maple island cabinetry to give the homeowners the contemporary look they were after. The cabinetry also features a custom built in pantry/beverage centre. The addition of brushed gold cabinet hardware was chosen to compliment the whole aesthetic, and the gold faucet helped to add more contrast to the white surfaces without detracting from the overall look. The vertical brick style backsplash gives extra dimension and juxtaposes the existing straight square lines of the cabinetry. The entire main floor was also treated to new paint, trim, doors, fixtures, and hardware.