Hamptons kitchen reno — before and after!
This kitchen was originally 2 rooms (dining room next door) so we removed the wall to make a large eat in kitchen. We wanted a light industrial feel hence the metal panels in the cupboards and the rustic, weathered shelves. But we also wanted something warm and beachy so we kept it white and light and used large travertine tiles for the the floor. The kitchen island bench was the prototype for the island bench that Rustic Coast now custom makes for their clients. The gal top has turned out to be a stylish but durable finish which is important when you have teenagers!
We kept the original location of the sink and cooker
This is the wall we knocked out to make an eat in kitchen
From chaos to calm!
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Comments (6)Nice transformation. Eliminating the little partial wall at entry smart idea. Love the light, bright openness, materials and appliances. Really has turned this into an inviting modern space. Well done....See MoreBefore and after – Hamptons kitchen
Comments (7)Re purposing the space making it work harder. Lovely windows. Pot drawers work so much better. Fresh and bright. We replaced our pine doors to alabaster shaker style cabinetry with matching walls and ceiling. Rebuilt pantry with sliding door with sensor light and an island bench with drawers each side. Worth the investment of bespoke cabinetry....See MoreBefore and After - Restoration of 110 year home in Hamptons style Pt 1
Comments (4)Gorgeous renovation... and an excellent example of a Fifty Shades Of Dodgy DIY! Stunning result ... one that promotes a beautiful & practical kitchen... but gives the home owners something even more priceless... a kitchen that won’t kill them! Bloody hell indeed....See MoreA wave of the Hamptons magic wand - Before and After at West Pymble.
Comments (4)Wow! What a gorgeous transformation! Love the splash back tile choice!...See More
9 years agoAwesome!! You did something very similar to what we did. We had a reasonably sized G-shaped kitchen, but we knocked down one wall to make an entrance and then knocked out the wall into the dining room and created my dream galley kitchen.
Images 1&2 are kitchen & dining room before. 3&4 are after shots of my dream kitchen! Still feels wonderful to enter the kitchen, one year later!
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