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Green and Blue Midcentury Modern Kitchen Renovation

From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel

This 1956 ranch home underwent a dramatic makeover that blends iconic midcentury charm with modern functionality. The new kitchen is a warm, cohesive space that respects its roots while feeling completely refreshed.

Photo: Marc Mauldin. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel

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Midcentury Modern Kitchen With Green Cabinets

Copper Sky Design opened up the kitchen to create better flow and connection to the rest of the home. Appliances were relocated to maximize storage and make space for open shelving.

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Before: Green Kitchen With Sloped Ceiling

Closed off from the rest of the home and dated, the kitchen needed the most dramatic changes.

Photo: Marc Mauldin. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel

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Midcentury Modern Kitchen With Green Cabinets

Copper Sky Design opened up the kitchen to create better flow and connection to the rest of the home. Appliances were relocated to maximize storage and make space for open shelving.

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Before: Kitchen With Gray Brick Wall

The original position of the kitchen appliances was awkward and hampered the flow through the long, slim space.

Photo: Marc Mauldin. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel

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Green Midcentury Modern Kitchen With Beams

One of the stars in the kitchen's renovation is the wood tambour island, curved at one end. It's a sculptural focal point and nods to the asymmetry often seen in mid-century design. Overhead, wood beams and tongue-and-groove ceiling planks add texture and warmth.

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Before: Green Kitchen With Beams

Lime green walls and heavy wood beams made this kitchen feel like a dark cellar.

Blue and Green Midcentury Modern Kitchen

Photo: Marc Mauldin. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel

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Blue and Green Midcentury Modern Kitchen With Beams

The 1956 ranch home's kitchen was brightened with fresh, fun colors, a long island with seating, and tongue-and-groove planks that help define the ceiling's slant.

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Before: Green Kitchen With Beams

Lime green walls and heavy wood beams made this kitchen feel like a dark cellar.

Photo: Marc Mauldin. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel

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Green Contemporary Kitchen and Breakfast Nook

Copper Sky Design honored the kitchen's original green walls by choosing the same shade for the new cabinetry. A small, open nook adjacent to the island became the perfect spot for a breakfast area, an inviting corner with plenty of natural light.

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Before: Green Bathroom With Window

This bathroom in the primary suite was also outdated with bland tile and old-fashioned cabinets.

Photo: Marc Mauldin. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel

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Contemporary Primary Bathroom With Blue Tile

The primary bathroom was updated with bold, geometric tile, influenced by midcentury modern design but with a more modern feel. Elongated hexagonal tiles in the shower add personality without overwhelming the space.

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Before: Midcentury Modern Foyer With Blue Paneling

Baby blue door and paneling clad this midcentury modern foyer.

Photo: Marc Mauldin. From: Copper Sky Design + Remodel

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Midcentury Modern Foyer With Blue Front Door

The 1956 home’s entry was also refreshed with a new, vibrant front door in blue, clerestory windows, and multicolor slate tile floor that complements the original gray brick wall.

Copper Sky Design + Remodel

Green and Blue Midcentury Modern Kitchen Renovation

Midcentury Modern Kitchen With Green Cabinets

Before: Green Kitchen With Sloped Ceiling

Midcentury Modern Kitchen With Green Cabinets

Before: Kitchen With Gray Brick Wall

Green Midcentury Modern Kitchen With Beams

Before: Green Kitchen With Beams

Blue and Green Midcentury Modern Kitchen With Beams

Before: Green Kitchen With Beams

Green Contemporary Kitchen and Breakfast Nook

Before: Green Bathroom With Window

Contemporary Primary Bathroom With Blue Tile

Before: Midcentury Modern Foyer With Blue Paneling

Midcentury Modern Foyer With Blue Front Door

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