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Desperate Kitchen No More: Extravagant Pub-Style Kitchen

By: David L. Haynes
July 08, 2015
Kitchen Cousins Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri go for the gusto in this extraordinary kitchen makeover for a Sacramento couple -- including a husband who's a passionate homebrewer. Highlights include a 13-foot island with white quartz counter top, a stamped tin ceiling, reclaimed wood elements, a unique floor feature and restaurant-quality beer taps.
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After the renovation by cousins and licensed contractors Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri, Blaire and David Moskat's dining room now features open walls leading to the completely remodeled kitchen, with an island with a quartz countertop, and new cabinets and appliances. A glass wall now separates the dining room from the living room, letting more light in. The dining room boasts a new vintage ceiling and a custom built beer tap that allows David, an avid brewer, to have four of his homemade beers on tap. Both rooms have a rustic but contemporary feel, reflecting the homeowners' love of nature and trees surrounding their house, as seen on America's Most Desperate Kitchens.
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Photo: Gilles Mingasson / Getty Images. From: America's Most Desperate Kitchens.

Pub Style Kitchen

Kitchen Cousins John Colaneri and Anthony Carrino took a narrow and dated galley kitchen, blew out some walls, and created this beautifully open floor plan in a luxe new space that marries kitchen, dining area and living room.

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Rustic, Industrial Kitchen With Quartz Countertop Island
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Photo: Gilles Mingasson / Getty Images. From: America's Most Desperate Kitchens.

Pub Style Kitchen

The new 13-foot kitchen island features brilliant white quartz countertops. Its front panel is made from reclaimed wood that was locally sourced from a decomissioned water tower that was more than 150 years old.

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After the renovation by cousins and licensed contractors Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri, Blaire and David Moskat's previoulsy closed-in and outdated kitchen now features open walls leading to the dining and living room, an island with a quartz countertop, new cabinets and appliances, and a striking custom tile insert in the wood floor. In the adjoining dining room, a custom built beer tap allows David, an avid brewer, to have four of his homemade beers on tap. Both rooms have a rustic but contemporary feel, reflecting the homeowners' love of nature and trees surrounding their house, as seen on America's Most Desperate Kitchens.
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Photo: Gilles Mingasson / Getty Images. From: America's Most Desperate Kitchens.

Pub Style Kitchen

An existing wall was removed to join the kitchen with the adjacent dining area. 

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Open Floor Plan Kitchen With Island, Quartz Countertops
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Photo: Gilles Mingasson / Getty Images. From: America's Most Desperate Kitchens.

Pub Style Kitchen

A second wall was substantially modified to extend sight lines and bring added light into the newly remodeled living room as well. 

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