Edmonds Kitchen Remodel: A Mid-Century Home Transformation
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This Edmonds kitchen remodel breathed new life into a 1960s mid-century home. The homeowners wanted a space that felt open, modern, and built for how they actually live — without losing the character of the original house.
We installed custom dark-stained Birch cabinets paired with sleek quartz waterfall-edge countertops, along with new high-end stainless steel appliances and updated hardware throughout. The original oak hardwood floors were carefully restored and re-stained rather than replaced, keeping a connection to the home’s history while giving it a contemporary finish. Removing a wall opened the kitchen to the living and dining areas, creating the open-concept flow the homeowners were after.
Edmonds Kitchen Remodel: Before & After
What Went Into This Kitchen Renovation
- Cabinetry: Custom dark-stained Birch cabinets, built to fit the kitchen’s layout exactly
- Countertops: Quartz with a waterfall edge detail on the island
- Appliances: New high-end stainless steel throughout
- Flooring: Original oak hardwood, restored and re-stained rather than replaced
- Layout: Wall removed to create an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living space
EDMONDS ADDITIONAL KITCHEN AREA PHOTOS
Edmonds Kitchen Remodel FAQ
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Edmonds, WA?
Costs vary widely based on layout changes, materials, and appliance selections. A mid-range kitchen remodel like this one, involving cabinetry, countertops, appliances, and floor restoration, typically falls in the mid-to-upper range for the area. Contact us for a project-specific estimate.
How long does a kitchen renovation take?
Most kitchen remodels of this scope take several weeks to a few months from demolition to final walkthrough, depending on permitting, material lead times, and whether structural changes (like wall removal) are involved.
Can I keep my original hardwood floors during a remodel?
Often, yes. In this project, the original oak floors were restored and re-stained instead of replaced, saving cost while keeping the home’s original character.
