The kitchen was once tiny and cramped. It had the typical 80’s laminate cabinets and white appliances. Additionally, the space felt very separate from the dining room. Thus, we remodeled the kitchen to make it more open by taking down the load bearing wall between the kitchen and dining room and adding in a structural support beam.
We also added in a tiny bump-out addition to the right of the cabinetry on the back wall to allow for a wine chiller, TV stand, and extra cabinet space. Although the addition was small, it makes a huge impact on the space.
The bathroom was once dark and outdated – far from a spa-like master suite that the homeowners were dreaming of. We replaced the bath tub with a clawfoot slipper tub and added a vintage leg tub filler.
Next, we updated the walk-in shower by taking down the walls that once framed the shower and added in a larger shower in its place.
We love the new bathroom cabinets in this space. The homeowner wanted white cabinets that brightened up the room and had lots of storage. We solved this by replacing the outdated vanity with a new double vanity with a center cabinet. This bathroom remodel went from a place to escape from to a place to escape to!
Balducci Additions and Remodeling is very pleased with the outcome of this kitchen remodel and master bathroom remodel. This project is a great reminder that you don’t have to leave your home–you can update it to match your current needs. We hope that the homeowners are happy with the outcome of these projects!
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