For this kitchen remodeling project, the homeowners were looking to take their kitchen from a old boring look to something more modern and eye-catching. We started by refacing the cabinets with shaker doors and drawer fronts in a Stratus white for the upper cabinets, while the lower cabinets were done in a midnight color. We then added new matte black finished hardware to the cabinets.

Next, we installed a new quartz Tranquility countertop and a Tribeca Basalt ceramic subway tile backsplash with slate gray grout. To finish this stunning transformation, we added under cabinet lighting throughout the kitchen. Now they finally have the kitchen of their dreams.

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This Sylvania, Ohio customer was looking for a kitchen upgrade but was happy with the overall layout of their kitchen. Kitchen Solvers of Toledo helped design the perfect hybrid remodel that included refacing some of the existing cabinets as well as adding in some new ones as well. We were able to create a larger kitchen by removing the dated kitchen desk area and installing a brand new large double refrigerator and freezer in it’s place. Two large pantry cabinets and overhead cabinets were also added to create an entire wall of new, usable storage. Moving the existing fridge and microwave freed up space to relocate the stovetop off the island and install a stainless steel hood. This allows the island to turn into a large prep workstation with a new prep sink. Heightening the cabinets to the ceiling and adding a new crown molding give the kitchen the finished, formal look the homeowner was looking for. 

With the new kitchen bones in place, it was time for the finishing touches. This customer chose the Breckenridge door and drawer fronts in Snow White finish with a charcoal glaze for the perimeter cabinets. For the island, they chose Gauntlet with a white glaze. They also decided to add decorative panels for the backside of the island and peninsula for another touch of elegance. For the new countertop, they decided on a beautiful Cardiff Marble ogee edged granite that was treated with Azerocare. They wanted something eye catching for the backsplash so they went with a herringbone pattern of Skyline Marquina. Finally, new light fixtures were installed to bring this kitchen from casual, builder grade to the formal, custom look that the homeowner wanted. Kitchen Solvers of Toledo was happy to help make this homeowners dream come to life.

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When homeowners in Maumee, Ohio contacted our team to help them lighten up their kitchen and get rid of the ceramic tile countertops and backsplash, we met to discuss the details. After reviewing the existing kitchen cabinets, we knew we could make a dramatic transformation with cabinet refacing. The existing cabinets were in functional condition, but needed a refresh to match the homeowners’ style. They wanted to do a modern farmhouse/contemporary style and were able to find the perfect solution in our Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection. We took the countertop on their peninsula down from a two tier to one level and installed a decorative panel on the back side. Then we modified the sink base to accept a large fire clay farmhouse style sink. After that, we removed the glass cabinets above the sink and installed floating shelves. The homeowner also wanted to hide the microwave, so we removed the existing cabinet and installed a deep appliance garage cabinet which houses the microwave.  

Then we were able to reface all of the existing cabinets using the Kitchen Solvers Classic Collection Seamless Shaker door style in both a painted snow finish for the upper cabinets and Naval painted finish on the lower cabinets. This duo-toned look brightened up the kitchen and gave it a completely new look and style. New ENVI Statuario Flora quartz countertops were installed over most of the base cabinets, but to mix it up, we also installed a butcher block countertop over the desk and a wood countertop painted in matching Naval paint with a glass top over it to protect it on the hutch base cabinet. To finish the look, we installed a light blue glass subway tile backsplash around most of the perimeter of the kitchen and a hex-shaped glass tile running up the wall behind the sink area. Under cabinet lighting was installed to highlight the tile and lighten up the countertops. This kitchen is a perfect example of how cabinet refacing can completely transform your space into a whole new style. Unique requests, like hiding the microwave, or having a desk space that is functional, are all things we can work into a final design. The homeowners are ecstatic with their finished space!

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