Kitchen Conversion
Eat-In Kitchen
Kitchen Before
A new kitchen impacts our homes and lives as much or more that any other renovation. Since we all spend a lot of time in the kitchen, it makes sense that we invest in the room where we live and work so much. We renovated our kitchen 17 years ago after a pipe burst while we were on vacation. That renovation changed the way my wife and I thought about our entire home.
Above is a large kitchen with dining area and a photo of the garage space we renovated.
New Kitchen
New Kitchen
Kitchen Opened Up
Kitchen Opened Up
White and Grey Kitchen
White and Grey Kitchen
Stone and Natural Wood Kitchen
Stone and Natural Wood Kitchen
Photos by Rob Karosis Curated Brochure by Crisp Architects: Portfolio
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White kitchens are my favorite (and I have one), but that wood and stone kitchen has my heart. Such a soulful place. The rest are beautiful too, and so much storage in your new kitchen. Who would ever have believed it was a garage?!
Thank you so much!
Beauties, all of them. I’m thinking of a kitchen remodel and looking for someone who can bring it all together,
turn key. You have set the bar high and I can appreciate that. I would love the kitchen with the beautiful hutch and rock – sweet and cozy looking.
Hi Jimmy,
Awesome kitchen renovations! Just wondering what the the kitchen looks like after cooking a meal. There’s no where to hide the mess if kitchen and dining area are combined.
I’m renovating the Hammond kitchen and have this issue.
Hope all is well with you and yours. Lee
Funny Lee! Are you living in Hammond now? JC