E designs lately

We've done a few kitchen E-Design plans lately we'd like to share.

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The first scenario is a bachelor who wants an updated but slightly masculine look to his kitchen makeover in his log cabin.  These are the inspiration photos we shared with him:

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The second scenario is a 1930's craftsman home with a 1950's kitchen addition made out of an attached screen porch.  Time for new cabinets, raised ceilings, combining the mudroom and kitchen space by demo-ing a wall between the two, and adding new flooring.   She loves subway tile and open shelves.

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Surprisingly these two clients have wish lists similar in nature: painted cabinets, wood elements, black, grey and white colors, updated lighting and fixtures.  Here are some product recommendations for each of them.

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There are so many things we love about each of these.  The clients now have a road map to follow as they tackle these projects on their own. 

By putting the plan on paper and visualizing the final result, they have confidence in making sound buying decisions resulting in a custom, up-to-date kitchen design.

Working with a designer can help you avoid costly mistakes and save you time and money. We can't stress enough the importance of a design plan.  Whether we consult in person or through calls and email we will provide support throughout the project. 

Living inspired,