Alamo Transitional Kitchen Remodel

Challenge

When our clients decided to renovate their dated kitchen, they wanted an enjoyable, casual dining space for their friends and family (particularly their beloved grandsons), with plenty of additional storage. While they were not interested in changing the existing layout, they were interested in updating the style of kitchen, adding new lighting and additional storage, and improving its function.

Solution

This wonderful couple approached Gayler Design Build with the hopes of creating a timeless look for their new kitchen. Gayler Design Build achieved this by delivering a beautiful, transitional design that seamlessly blended both traditional and contemporary elements.

Upper cabinets were installed above the center island along with dual-sided cabinet doors and Delta Frost textured glass, which you cannot see through, but allows light to shine through. This created a beautiful focal point in the kitchen on either side of the island and created a more open feel. The remaining cabinets were painted in a striking white with gray glazing—a simple overlay cabinet with clean lines. The upgraded built-in pantry was designed to maximize storage, and the family gained a convenient double pull-out trash cabinet for ease of use.