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Playful is the operative word when describing this colorful kitchen with rift sawn Oak cabinets and custom stainless steel drawer interiors. These European style cabinets were built in Wineteer’s own shop and the doors are sequence matched. The grain runs straight from the floor through the upper cabinets and is mirrored from side to side…. Read More →
This project was performed in 2004 and looks great even today. Four individual rooms were captured to create a large new kitchen space in this classic English Tudor home. An addition was constructed at the back of the house and an enormous steel beam inserted to carry the entire second story load of the structure…. Read More →
This couple lives in single-family housing that was built in the 1980s. In need of serious updating, our clients chose a white-on-white scheme with matching white appliances, in contrast to the overused stainless steel variety that is so common today. The design does capture modern trends such as grey color elements in the wall paint… Read More →
This is about as dramatic as it gets. This home is in a small lake community. The design represents a marriage of both rustic and elegant elements with reclaimed wood alongside painted trim and stained cabinetry. This kitchen boasts custom cabinetry with inset doors, granite countertops and reclaimed wood tile at the backsplash. The ceiling… Read More →
This traditional kitchen was originally installed by Wineteer Construction in 1993, then updated in 1999 and 2007. The 2007 iteration included distressing of the original custom overlay cabinets to create more of an Olde World look with the addition of glass at the upper cabinet doors, new appliances, granite and cast-in-pace concrete countertops. This is… Read More →
These homeowners had lived in their home for many years and wanted a highly specialized kitchen with an extreme emphasis on accessibility. One of them is confined to a wheelchair and the other an amateur woodworker. They had very specific ideas about both the material selection and functionality. Custom Cherry cabinetry was built on higher… Read More →
This traditional kitchen replaced an older 1960s version that occupied the same footprint width but doubled the length to create a much friendlier environment for this family of four. There were some logistical challenges in being able to externally exhaust the cooktop, given that it was located on an interior wall, but engineered materials and… Read More →
This nearly 100-year-old home was showing its age and boasting a small kitchen footprint. The family had lived there for many years and clearly understood what they wanted to achieve with the renovation. Creating a connection between the kitchen and dining room was extremely important while maintaining the elegance of an older, very traditional home…. Read More →
The greatest challenge was to deliver an entirely new dynamic by opening the space between the living room and the kitchen. This was accomplished by creating one large cased opening from the dividing wall between the two rooms, thereby creating a feeling of a more modern great room with its expansive space. This design brings… Read More →
The homeowners wanted a modernized kitchen with updated appliances while recognizing their preference in traditional tastes. By introducing some rustic and industrial elements into the design with shelving and lighting, we were able to capitalize on blending some contemporary features in a more traditional setting. The contrasting custom cabinetry with inset doors showcases both stained… Read More →
