When tasked with updating a kitchen in a mid-century back split home, we saw the 48-foot great room it was attached to and knew this would be a special project. We saw the mission had to extend beyond the kitchen, to the entire 1970 drab paneled covered room. It all needed a makeover. Updating this kitchen meant seamlessly integrating the kitchen into a new and reimaged greater room.
The once dim and uninviting space now radiates warmth and elegance. It’s perfect for gatherings, whether it’s a cozy family dinner or a celebration with 50 guests. The mid-century-inspired design invites laughter, good food, and cherished memories.
Explore our gallery to witness the magic of this great room transformation. 
Sometimes the best way to start a new life together is to make the home you share reflect both of you. A couple that was just moving in together and planning on getting married felt that way. My job was to take a home that was hers and make it theirs. They have been happily married for more than a year and their home is a blend of both of their taste and looks great! 
12 Greendale: Kitchen Greenbelt is famous for its historic 1937 homes. Equally important to the community are the many single-family ranches built in the historic area in the '50s and '60s. This ranch on Greendale had seen some interesting and ugly renovation in its 1/2 century of life but this new young owners looking were looking to create a wonderful home and breath new life into their new home and community. They ask me to help give some real CPR to what was supposed to be a kitchen. The results are stunning.