Kitchens
Kitchen Transformation in Maple Valley
When we first saw this kitchen, it was unchanged from its original construction in 1986, with oak cabinets and a dividing wall that closed the kitchen off from the attached bonus room. Because this home already had both a formal dining room and a family room, the bonus room was essentially wasted space. We ended up increasing the footprint of the kitchen by removing the dividing wall, and adding a very large island to incorporate the entire space. The kitchen features two sinks, two dishwashers, hidden outlets on top of the island, under cabinet LED lighting, and much more.
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Commercial Kitchen for West Seattle Business
A West Seattle business that needed to update their commercial kitchen contacted J & M Remodel about the project. The kitchen needed to remain extremely functional, and the project had to fit within a very tight budget that the business allocated for the kitchen remodel. The final result turned out very well, and we were able to complete the kitchen within the client’s budget and timeline.
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First Hill Farmhouse Kitchen
This remodel changed the overall look of this kitchen while remaining true to the character and charm of this First Hill home. The lighted glass cabinets, a new double-hung wood window over the sink, and butcher block countertops add so much to this modest kitchen.
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