Overview:
After spending over eight years in their Southbridge home in Savannah, GA—including time living there in the 1990s—the homeowners decided it was time to invest in a kitchen remodel that reflected how they truly live today. Their vision leaned into modern farmhouse kitchen design, with a timeless black-and-white palette, warm champagne accents, and an emphasis on creating a space that felt both functional and inviting.
Inspired by their love for cooking and entertaining, they worked closely with a kitchen remodel contractor to hand-select every finish, appliance, and material. The result is a space that balances style with everyday performance—proving that the right kitchen design can completely reshape how a home feels and functions.
Problem:
The original kitchen—last updated in the 1990s—was no longer serving the homeowners’ needs. Key issues included:
- A dated peninsula that cut off the kitchen’s natural flow and limited prep space
- Appliances that were no longer reliable: a burner that didn’t work, a vent that didn’t ventilate, and oven lights that had long since burned out
- A lack of thoughtful lighting, cabinetry accessories, and pantry space
- Poor layout for entertaining or hosting extended family
While construction ran smoothly from January through March, the final punch list extended about a month past cabinet installation—but the transformation made every moment worthwhile.