When Hanover homeowners reached out to Renovisions with a tight three-month deadline for their daughter’s graduation party, Cathy and Ed got right to work designing a kitchen that delivered both function and flow.
To maximize storage, the design included a lazy susan, deep drawers for pots and pans, a pull-out spice rack, double trash bin, and a countertop appliance garage to keep everyday items tucked away. A key goal was to open the space to the adjacent dining room—achieved by replacing the dividing wall with a steel beam and incorporating peninsula cabinetry accessible from both sides.
Glass-front cabinets in the center section were added to display fine Italian dishware, with basket-weave glass, interior lighting, and a glass shelf for a refined touch. The soffit design around the new beam was extended throughout the kitchen for visual consistency.
Additionally, a wall at the base of the stairs was opened and fitted with a matching railing, further enhancing the open concept feel. The result is a beautifully functional and welcoming space, just in time for the celebration.
“It clearly shows that you love what you do by the high quality kitchen & bath work that you did for me.”
– Nancy & Tony C.
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