Wow! What an upgrade... I love the addition of the skylights, it's added a whole new dimension to the space with all that natural lighting. AWESOME job!!

It still seems like every single 'transformation' has the before pictures taken on a dark day with the lights off , and stuff spread everywhere , and the after with lots of white and 20 lights turned on -- newsflash -- it will look lighter and airier ! It looks like quite an 'intelligent' upgrade , utilising the existing doors and mouldings and things , with modern cabinets and fittings and the like ( the entry is too white IMO , and in fact they could all use a bit of colour highlights IMO ) but keep it honest , and shoot the 'after' photos under the same conditions as the 'before' . . . . . . . .

Before space looks like a palliative care ward or a visualisation to the term 'dead dream'. Love the new space, complete new life!

thanks for feedback dreamer and K s. Just by way of comment, the clients specifically made me design their kitchen in a way that would enable them to keep the optics as clutter free as possible, ie maximum of storage, but not just that: they knew pretty much what size each of their drawers and cupboards would need to be, where each large item will be stored etc and they were the most detail oriented clients i ever had. so they ended up with a space that allows them to keep their clutter to a minimum. yes, of course, the photo shoot was art directed (goes without saying), but we have achieved an outcome that has resulted in a clean look kitchen in everyday usage too. i would say that if you, as the client, has a strong idea of what you need from your new space and you can give that feedback to your designer every step of the way, you should be able to achieve a substantially improved outcome (and not just for the photo shoot :-) )