I want you to picture a checklist that’ll fulfill all the requirements for this renovation. First up: Angelo and Kathy wanted the new kitchen to be pretty and upscale, but not come with a huge price tag. So instead of using custom cabinetry, they opted for semi-custom. The most important – and often costliest – element in any kitchen is the quality of the cabinetry. Aspect Cabinetry showcasing quality materials and workmanship was the best way to go. They picked a raised panel door style in a soft white finish with latte glaze which sets a classic tone.
Next Angelo and Kathy wanted to gain the feeling of size and space in the kitchen by removing the soffits. Soffits themselves are often described as big, bulky, and box-shaped structures that are built to hide all of the wiring and mechanical components between the cabinets and the ceiling. Luckily, the soffits were not structural, so we took them down. Even if massive boxes had been disguised to cover up the home’s mechanical and electronic parts, the clients probably would have agreed to take them down because the soffits made the kitchen look dated and feel claustrophobic.
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