This client in Sacramento wanted us to make her kitchen feel larger without actually increasing the square footage. There was a large cabinet over the center island that blocked the view into the family room & made the kitchen feel much smaller. We started by removing all the old painted cabinets and replaced them with customized oak cabinets. Lazy susan upper & lowers, full extension roll outs, & appliance garage just to name a few. We also installed a stainless steel sink, silestone (man made granite) counter tops & tumbled stone tile back splash.
All new black appliances can lights, custom texture, paint, carpet & new floor tile pulled the new kitchen together. We wanted to tie the entry flooring with the kitchen so made a custom made tile mat in the center of the front door.
About the Author
Anthony follows in the footsteps of his father, Bob Graves. Having worked side by side he spent years learning the ins and outs of home construction and house remodeling. In 2000, Anthony was promoted to project manager, running his father’s company and continued in that capacity for four years. At which time, Anthony obtained his own general construction license. Founded on a strong work ethic, the company specializes in bath and kitchen remodels, room additions and elderly accessibility upgrades. Anthony Graves construction is a proud member of the Better Business Bureau.