Cream & Oak Kitchen with a Waterfall Island

From Start to Finish

In the order our crew shot it — no stock photos, no other people's work.

Tear-out day — doors off, old counters coming out Demolition
Tear-out day — doors off, old counters coming out
The old island stripped before removal Demolition
The old island stripped before removal
Walls patched and prepped for the new kitchen Demolition
Walls patched and prepped for the new kitchen
The finished kitchen — cream cabinets and the new island Finished
The finished kitchen — cream cabinets and the new island
Range wall with the custom paneled hood Finished
Range wall with the custom paneled hood
Wide view — glass uppers, wood tall units, waterfall island Finished
Wide view — glass uppers, wood tall units, waterfall island
The calacatta-look waterfall island Finished
The calacatta-look waterfall island
Hood and glass-front cabinet detail Finished
Hood and glass-front cabinet detail

This kitchen changed in five weeks, and the photos below are in the order our crew shot them. In early November the doors came off, the old counters came out, and the walls went back to bare drywall. By mid-December the same room had cream cabinetry with lit glass uppers, stained wood tall units, a custom paneled hood and a calacatta-look quartz island with a full waterfall edge.

The island is the anchor of the new layout: seating on one side, storage on the other, and the veining carried down both waterfall ends so the stone reads as one piece from across the room.

Every frame here is from our own camera, on this jobsite — demolition, prep and the finished kitchen. That is how we document all of our work.

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