This kitchen was worn out. The tile counters and backsplash were breaking down, the scalloped trim was dated, and water stains on the ceiling showed past issues. The fixtures and handles were old, and the space needed an update. It was time for a kitchen remodel!
We kept the cabinets in place but replaced the counters and backsplash. That gave the kitchen a solid, clean surface without the maintenance problems that come with tile. The ceiling was repaired to take care of the water damage, and the scalloping was removed for a cleaner line.
The hardware was swapped out for new handles and pulls. It’s a small detail, but it changes how the whole kitchen feels and works. The floor stayed as it was, but with the other updates, the room came together as a more usable space.
This wasn’t a full remodel—it didn’t need to be. By keeping what worked and replacing what didn’t, the kitchen is now practical, updated, and built to hold up for everyday use.
