The whole house remodel of this home built in the 1950s allowed the owners to re-imagine the style of their living space. 

This Rio Del Mar home was built in 1974. The original cabinets were dark and sucked the light out of the room.

With utilitarian slab cabinetry and a dysfunctional floor plan, this dated kitchen needed a serious update.  The design team opened the floorplan and moved the ovens next to the refrigerator. 

This Capitola Bungalow’s 40-year-old kitchen layout was workable for the homeowners, but they wanted a cleaner, brighter look with glass fronted uppers to display their collection of fiesta ware.

The homeowners bought a tiny, old home in an apple orchard. They gutted the structure and basically rebuilt the home with new windows, insulation, plumbing and electrical. 

This family wanted a vacation home where they could relax and entertain. This kitchen was small, awkward and cut off by the stairwell and a dividing wall. 

This vintage 1960’s kitchen was badly in need of some creative design solutions.  The view to the dining room was cut off with a bank of upper cabinets, not enough counter space or storage.

These homeowners were looking to create an open kitchen area to host family gatherings.  The post and odd peninsula counter created an awkward floorplan. 

This galley kitchen had been updated previously, but the dark counters and backsplash felt tired. The very sparkly homeowner wanted us to create a space that matched her personality.

A vacation home built in 1980 was ready for an update and the interior spaces needed to be reconfigured to accommodate the two families that co-own the house.