The Crowe:

The Crowe kitchen underwent a renovation. The previous layout and colour scheme of the kitchen island and cabinets were outdated. To compliments the gorgeous wooden beams, we opted for timeless cabinet fronts with a modern yet slightly rustic feel. Oak was chosen for the cabinets, with a darker stain for the perimeter and a lighter stain for the kitchen island and built-in hutch creating a striking visual impact.

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The Crowe Before Pictures:

  • With the cabinets at all different heights it confuses the eye - you don't know where to look first. The Island with a bar top was was too tall and blocked a lot of the kitchen. We went with clean cabinet lines and a large Island with no bar top.

  • We updated this section of the kitchen and opted for a build in hutch that is centered with the barn beams above.

The Hastings Farmhouse:

The Hastings Farmhouse boasts a rich history of over a century. Our mission was to preserve the old charm while enhancing it with modern updates. We replaced the floors, removed walls, and installed a brand new kitchen. However, we were careful to ensure that these updates blended seamlessly with the classic aesthetic of the farmhouse. To achieve this, we chose a timeless off-white painted cabinet for the kitchen and a striking brick subway tile that was installed from countertop to ceiling. The elegant walnut wooden countertops were the perfect finishing touch to the kitchen's overall aesthetic. For the bathroom renovations, we carefully selected and installed new tiles for the floors, new vanities, and new lighting fixtures. Additionally, in the downstairs bathroom, we enhanced its aesthetic appeal by installing shiplap on the walls, giving it a charming farmhouse vibe.

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The Hastings Farmhouse kitchen before pictures:

  • 1. There was a wall between the kitchen and living room with a tiny pass through window. It was beautiful but the kitchen felt so closed off from the rest of the house. We knew we wanted to take that wall down so felt more open.

  • 2. Started removing the wall, it already felt so much brighter and open.

  • 3. Wall is gone! Now time to remove the old cabinets.

  • 4. Wall and cabinets are removed. Ready for the new kitchen cabinets and hickory flooring to be installed.