Kitchens

Kitchen Design with Modern Comforts This 2002 built home’s kitchen had Maple cabinets immersed with dark tiled countertops and backsplash. The only thing going for it was how big and open it was with 9’ ceilings. We were honored to have the homeowners’ call us back to remodel their kitchen after we had done a […]

A transformation can literally elevate a space to that get that open jaw “awe” reaction with some clever and unique design choices. This 2015 kitchen was builder cookie cutter grade with dark cabinets, dark flooring that was definitely showing wear. But the homeowners wanted something new that would set their space apart from others in

This new kitchen is loaded with unique custom features and patterns – and it WORKS beautifully together. The old kitchen was enclosed by the peninsula with ugly brown tiled countertops from the early 2000s. Fortunately, the existing space allowed some expansion for the kitchen and a massive new island allowing plenty of room prep space

For phase two, our clients wanted a new kitchen. Kind of a no brainer with the original kitchen not functioning for their lifestyle and an island that wins the “most ugly” award with its odd shape. The layout of your kitchen is probably the most important factor. For this design really nothing was left out

Designing with Unique Intention to Astound Designing a higher-end kitchen is different than a mid-range budget one because you need some design elements to really sing. And this one sings with its unique Quartz Elequence Naples stone countertops as the dramatic focal point of the kitchen with its large veining. The island waterfall sides line

This stunning kitchen remodel immediately allures you into its modern farmhouse design that keeps the traditional roots while modernizing them to meet the needs of today’s living. The initial kitchen was nice, but had some outdated elements. A sweet blend of new clean lined white and rustic Knotty Alder cabinets topped with 3CM Silestone Polished

We’re not sure what the previous homeowner was thinking when they modified this kitchen with a small two burner cooktop,  dishwasher and fridge sizes you’d find in an RV. Revive Remodeling designed, for the current homeowners, a new grown-up kitchen fully utilizing the large space and nine-foot ceilings, as the kitchen was expanded into the

How Removing a Wall Can Open Your World This split level family house built in 1978 had a very closed off kitchen. With a toddler and a new family addition on the way, the homeowners wanted an open kitchen for interaction and keeping a parental eye on the little ones onto the dining and living

Outfitted with lackluster builder-grade home oak cabinets, soffits, tiled countertops, this 1993 kitchen lacked a logical flow, causing traffic to stop. She wanted a new kitchen, her husband wanted her to be happy, and so it began. By removing the shared wall between the kitchen and the formal dining room allowed for doubling the size

Revive Remodeling was brought in to design an outdated traditional kitchen to a more modern, polished spin while still feeling representative to the original house. Amongst the priorities was to open the wall between the kitchen and dining room giving the vision of a wide-open space, literally the length of the house. Because the new