Kitchens

The homeowners wanted a kitchen that better reflected the elegance of their Moreland Hills home while creating a more open and connected space for entertaining. The existing layout separated the kitchen from the family room, limiting both functionality and natural flow. They also wanted to update the adjoining powder room and enhance the home’s overall appearance with additional exterior improvements. 

Hurst Design Build Remodel removed the barriers between the kitchen and family room to create a spacious gathering place while maintaining the home’s traditional character. Structural modifications made the expanded layout possible, while custom KraftMaid cabinetry, rich natural stone, and carefully selected finishes delivered a timeless design. The project also included a remodeled powder room and coordinated architectural updates that enhanced both the home’s beauty and everyday functionality. 

• Open-concept kitchen connected to the family room through a structurally expanded layout 

• Spacious center island topped with Namibian Green granite, providing generous prep space and casual seating 

• Custom KraftMaid cabinetry with integrated storage solutions and Hickory Hardware cabinet hardware 

• Luxart and Mainline plumbing fixtures selected to complement the kitchen’s traditional design 

• Decorative backsplash featuring Santos and Austin tile with Marca Corona accents 

• Built-in cabinet lighting that enhances both functionality and ambiance 

• New hardwood flooring that flows seamlessly throughout the remodeled living spaces 

• Updated powder room featuring a new vanity, natural stone countertop, tile flooring, and coordinating fixtures 

The completed renovation transformed the kitchen into a welcoming gathering space that blends traditional design with modern functionality. Opening the kitchen to the family room created a more connected and inviting first floor, while custom cabinetry, premium materials, and carefully selected finishes provide lasting beauty and the everyday convenience the homeowners envisioned.