Before: Our Client had a beautiful, but dated, home next to the ocean.  The kitchen was behind a wet bar and open only to a small unused room on the backside of the fireplace.  Carpets, tile, lighting and kitchen were in need of updating.	Before: Broken up floor plan, small kitchen, dated look
After: By opening up the wall between the dining room and the kitchen, the Client can now enjoy this fabulous new Great Room, which allows for conversation and entertaining between living room, dining room and kitchen.  The kitchen was remodeled, the dated tiles replaced with a beachy looking tumbled stone, and flooring was replaced with a durable hardwood.	After: A Great Room with new flooring, kitchen and lighting
Before: Closed off kitchen area, dark dining room	Before: This area shows the living room and dining room.  Off to the left behind the wet bar is the kitchen which was alone as was anyone in it.
After: Integration of family room, dining room, and kitchen	After:  Even from the far side of the couch, you are still able to see into the kitchen, making this a much better environment for entertaining.
Goal: Client wanted a roomier, brighter kitchen that opened to adjoining dining area.	Before: Unused dated wet bar.
Result: By removing the wall, the kitchen became roomier and brighter.  The addition of this large eat in counter area is a wonderful place for our Client to enjoy meals and to entertain.	After: Opened up Kitchen
Before: Not a good viewing spot for the TV	Goal: As the Client is a big sports fan we were asked to incorporate a large plasma television that can be viewed by anyone in the kitchen and dining room.
After: Plasma on hidden tilt braket allows viewing from all areas of kitchen and dining room	Result: A 27" plasma TV was installed flush among the kitchen cabinets. It is attached to a pull out tilting bracket so that it can be viewed directly from any area of the kitchen and dining room.
Goal: The Client wanted to let go of this dated L-Shaped kitchen. Adding storage and bettering the flow of this kitchen were desired. The Client was ready to part with the bamboo décor and moon light, for a more updated modern and sophisticated look.	Before: Boring kitchen with limited storage.
Result: By integrating the small area off the kitchen this new galley shaped kitchen accommodates all of the Clients desires including: a wine cooler, a 42" Sub-Zero refrigerator, a beverage refrigerator, a built in steamer, two sinks, a recycling center, a 27" plasma TV, and plenty of additional storage and counter space. Recessed lighting replaced the moon light for a modern bright feel.	After: Added storage, sophisticated look
Before: Tight, cramped feel , leaky French doors	Goal: Make use of the "dead" area between existing kitchen and French doors. Brighten far end of kitchen. Add a kitchen preparation area that works well during entertaining with friends.
After: Open island with sink, new French doors with sidelights	Result: The kitchen was extended all the way to the back French doors to increase space. The old French doors were replaced with new energy efficient doors with sidelights and internal blinds to bring in more light. A large new island preparation area with sink and recycling center was added to allow the cook to easily communicate with guests.
Goal:   Change this boring tile fireplace into something that fits with the beach environment outside the nearby window.	Before: Boring, boring, boring
Result:   Tumbled stones surrounding the fireplace not only remind you of the beach outside, they also match the backsplash in the kitchen.  The new mantel gives a fresh clean look to this existing fireplace.	After: Beautiful tumbled stones look like they have been there forever

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Before: Eating area off kitchen	The Goal: Client wanted a new breakfast area which would take advantage of the beautiful mountian view out the window. Current seating area around table (not shown) allowed only one person at a time to enjoy this view.  Client had limited storage in existing kitchen, and was looking to add storage space.  Client also wanted an updated modern look that would gracefully transition into the rest of the home.
After: Eatting Area With a Storage And a View!	Results: Beautiful greenish/grey granite was gently curved around the picture window so the client cound enjoy the view, a newspaper and a cup of coffee from the window.  New cherry cabinets under the countertop provided client with much needed additional storage.  The darker wood along with a timeless ceramic tile flooring allowed this new remodel to tie in seamlessly with rest of the home.
The Goal: The Goal:  Get rid of the small boxy feel of kitchen, create more storage space, update appliances, get rid of dated tile countertop, cabinets, lighting and flooring.  The client wanted the feel of the new kitchen to fit in with the rest of the house.	Before: Boxy outdated kitchen
Results: Stainless steel appliances, generously sized cherrywood cabinets, granite countertop, and tile flooring bring this kitchen up to date while still tying in with surrounding rooms.	After: Modern updated sleeker look
Results: Storage was added by using larger cabinets, putting cabinets under new eat-in bar, and getting rid of the dead space from the previous "L" shaped kitchen.	After: Added storage fitting in seamlessly with home
Results: The remodeled kitchen flows beautifully into the surrounding rooms without looking as an "add on".  This was accomplished by using a darker wood found throughout the home, and extending the new ceramic tile into the adjoining family room.	After: Updated flooring, countertop, appliances, cabinets, lighting

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