Kitchens

The homeowners wanted to replace their dated kitchen with a brighter, more open space that offered better storage, improved seating, and a stronger connection to the surrounding first-floor living areas. The existing soffits, flooring, and partial wall near the stairs made the kitchen feel enclosed, while the layout no longer supported the way the family cooked, gathered, and entertained. 

Hurst Design Build Remodel removed the soffits and reworked the wall and stair framing to give the kitchen a more open appearance. The redesigned layout centers on a large island with generous seating and workspace, supported by custom cabinetry and a mix of durable quartz surfaces. New flooring was carried throughout the first floor and onto the stair treads, creating a consistent flow between the kitchen and adjoining rooms. Updates to the butler’s pantry, sunroom cabinetry, fireplace, and interior trim extended the refreshed design beyond the kitchen. 

• Custom Shrock cabinetry with Top Knobs hardware 

• Large contrasting island with seating for everyday meals and entertaining 

• ENVI Calacatta Sol and Sonora quartz countertops 

• Café refrigerator, Thermador microwave and oven, Bertazzoni range, Hoodsly hood, and KitchenAid dishwasher 

• Signature Hardware faucet paired with a Blanco sink 

• WOW USA decorative tile backsplash 

• COREtec Ivory Coast Oak luxury vinyl flooring throughout the first floor and on the stair treads 

• Recessed, under-cabinet, and decorative island lighting 

• Removed soffits and reworked stair framing for a more open layout 

• Updated butler’s pantry and sunroom countertops, cabinetry, and glass-front storage 

• Sherwin-Williams paint throughout the remodeled areas 

The completed kitchen offers a clean, open layout with significantly more storage, seating, and workspace. The combination of classic cabinetry, contrasting quartz surfaces, modern appliances, and continuous flooring creates a comfortable gathering space that connects naturally with the rest of the first floor.