Story

This Stoneham kitchen began as a dated, red-toned space that no longer reflected the homeowners’ style or the way they wanted to live. The goal was to create a brighter, more open, and more functional kitchen that felt connected to the rest of the home.

We completed a full gut remodel, removing the existing finishes and rebuilding the kitchen from the ground up with an entirely new look. The original red design was replaced with updated cabinetry, new countertops, modern fixtures, fresh finishes, improved lighting, and a cleaner, more timeless palette.

To make the space feel larger and more inviting, we removed the partition wall between the kitchen and dining room. This opened the layout, improved flow, and created a stronger connection between cooking, dining, and gathering areas.

We also added a compact washer and dryer area, bringing extra everyday convenience into the remodel without taking away from the kitchen’s polished design.

What was once a closed-off and outdated kitchen is now a bright, open, and highly functional space designed for cooking, gathering, laundry, and daily family life.