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New Neutral Kitchen Transformation is Soothing and Serene

This kitchen was dated, dark and heavy, and felt like something from a mountain cabin hidden away from society. Now, the new design brings in sophisticated neutrals, gold pendants and a grand island for entertaining.

Photo: Pete Eklund, 5280 Contracting. From: Studio Thomas
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Sophisticated Neutrals Fill This Updated Contemporary Kitchen

Post-renovation, this newly contemporary kitchen features a variety of neutrals that work seamlessly together. A pair of gold pendants hang above a large island that houses barstools, creating the perfect eating area. The walls that do not showcase modern wood cabinets feature a subway tile backsplash that adds to the bright appeal of the space.

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Before: Dark and Dated Kitchen

Prior to the renovation, this kitchen featured dated cabinetry, dark finishes and very little natural light, making the space look and feel cramped.

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Photo: Pete Eklund, 5280 Contracting. From: Studio Thomas
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Bright Eat-In Kitchen Is Filled With Natural Light

With a large window over the sink and two smaller windows flanking the range hood, this renovated kitchen is filled with natural lights that makes the sophisticated neutrals shine even brighter. Modern oak cabinets line the room, providing ample storage; a pretty and practical moment in a well designed cooking space.

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Photo: Pete Eklund, 5280 Contracting. From: Studio Thomas
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Modern Subway Tile Backsplash Is Showcased in a Modern Kitchen

A modern subway tile backsplash covers the back wall of this remodeled space. Smooth plaster helps the hood range cover blend seamlessly into the contemporary space. The large eat-in island sits in the middle of the room and houses design-forward barstools that work well with the other neutrals used throughout the space.

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Before: Dark Kitchen With Dated Finishes

Before the renovation, this kitchen showcased dated finishes, dark cabinetry and lacked the natural light needed to make the grand space feel as large as it is.

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Photo: Pete Eklund, 5280 Contracting. From: Studio Thomas
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Contemporary Kitchen Features a Large Eat-In Island

After the renovation, the dark and dated kitchen was transformed into a bright space. A sizeable eat-in island sits below a pair of matching gold pendants. Contemporary oak cabinets surround the room's exterior and blend seamlessly with the white subway tile backsplash and the rich wood floors.

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Before: Dark Living Room With Arched Ceilings

Although the living room showcased appealing architectural features before the renovation, the overall space looked dark and small due to the minimal natural light and dated finishes.

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Photo: Pete Eklund, 5280 Contracting. From: Studio Thomas
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Transitional Living Space Showcases Eye-Catching Design Features

After the renovation, the transitional living space still showcases the arched ceilings that were preset ante updates. White walls and variouus neutrals fill the space, giving the entire room a calming design aesthetic. An intricate wood and iron chandelier hangs above the large dining table, creating an eye-catching entertaining space that houses a grand fireplace.