Beverly Hills, MI Transitional Kitchen Remodel and Porch Addition

Homeowner Need

This Beverly Hills family was bursting at the seams in their 1954 colonial home. The outdated and overworked kitchen, typical of its era, just wasn’t cutting it anymore. So, they decided to embark on a transformative journey.

Remodeling Solution

Enter the rear addition: a new mudroom and covered porch entry, along with an oversized double island kitchen. It was designed to accommodate large family gatherings and provide a stunning centerpiece for their home.

The heart of the new kitchen boasts not one, but two center islands. One is dedicated to food prep and cleanup, while the other serves as a hub for gathering, snacking, homework, and all-around fun. Custom “Elemental White” painted cabinetry contrasts elegantly with the deep “Battleship” gray finish of the competing islands. White veined quartz countertops, top-of-the-line Thermador appliances, and a show-stopping Ann Saks tile backsplash elevate the space to new heights of luxury.

But the upgrades didn’t stop there. Stepping directly from the kitchen/nook, a cozy screened-in porch awaited. Complete with built-in ceiling heaters and a natural stone fireplace, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy Michigan’s changing seasons. And with a flat-screen TV mounted above the fireplace, movie nights and game day gatherings are taken to a whole new level.