Remodel Project – Charlotte, NC
Objective:
To create cabinets that complement the 1950s vibe of the house.
Kitchen Perimeter
Perimeter – Cabico Door Style #365 Painted Maple – finish: Dune
The pops of beautiful wood in this kitchen make it absolutely stunning. The custom black walnut range hood and floating shelves add warmth to the design as well as a touch of elegance. Exposed beams perfectly complement the gray cabinets and create a sense of balance.
Kitchen Island
Island – Cabico Door Style#997 Black Walnut Stained w/ Antique Coffee Glaze
The island provides ample prep space along with relaxed seating for those days when everyone wants to just gather together and share the days events.
Mudroom
Build Method: Frameless Cabinets by Cabico
Wood Species & finishes: Painted Maple – finish: Dune
Black Walnut wood top
This 1950s home has been beautifully done not once but twice, as it was burned so badly it had to be stripped down to the studs and rebuilt. Read more of the incredible story featured in the Charlotte Magazine Myers Park Area, of how this family created something so beautiful the second time around! Using the same team that had helped them before, they began their renovation journey all over. Gray was a dominating color throughout much of the design and created an oasis of calmness. The beautiful exposed beams in the kitchen perfectly match the warm walnut island. There are many elegant features throughout the home that make it so stunning, yet it remains simple and classic.
Project Information
Project Information: Remodel
Designer: Greenbrook Design
Cabinets: Walker Woodworking/Cabico
Interior Design: Loftus Design – Bridget Gasque
Contractors: Casa Forte Builders – Chris Belcher
Photography: Joe Purvis
Location: Charlotte, NC
See below for more photos of this one-of-a-kind remodel.
