07/14/2026
When this home was built in 1978, the kitchen featured just about every shade of brown in the 64-count crayon box. Over the years, the homeowners did what many people do—they applied a few Band-Aids with fresh paint, new countertops, updated flooring, and even modified those chunky, ornate cabinet doors. While it looked a little better, the real story never changed: awkward cabinet storage, chopped-up countertops, dated appliances, a pantry that blocked the flow, and a step-down that made the space feel even more disconnected.
The new kitchen is bright, open, and beautifully functional with a modern mid-century aesthetic that's perfect for everything from weeknight dinners to entertaining family and friends. By reimagining the existing footprint, we turned a frustrating kitchen into the favorite room in the house.
Cabinets Custom Wood Products
Hardware Top K***s
Appliances Facets of Dallas
Photography by Ken Vaughan