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St. Peter’s Kitchen

Another kitchen with timeless styling that was installed in 2004, that still looks great. A large section of the wall separating the kitchen from the dining room was removed to create a connection between the rooms. This is another example of two different wood elements being used in the kitchen to complement and contrast each other.

The custom cabinetry has inset doors with beaded openings. The upper doors are glass to create a more open feeling. The countertops are Corian at the perimeter and granite at the island. The young family had two small children at the time of the renovation, so speed was of the essence to complete this project while minimizing the disruption to their lifestyle. Mission accomplished.

Kitchen St Peters kitchen and dining room remodel

 

Nick McIntyre

Written By Nick McIntyre

Nick McIntyre is the President and CEO of Wineteer Construction and has more than 30 years of experience designing and remodeling homes. He believes every successful project starts by understanding how people live, then creating spaces that combine lasting craftsmanship with practical, everyday function. With a background in fine arts and decades of hands-on remodeling experience, Nick has helped countless homeowners create kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and living spaces tailored to their families, lifestyle, and budget.

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