This kitchen remodel had a couple of constraints that made it a little more of a head scratcher. The footprint of the original, dated cabinets needed to be maintained since the customer didn’t have any extra of the stone tile. This meant that we had to make the new cabinets to meet the new design, but still cover any gaps in the tile.
I found that the radius island (half wall built by framers decades ago) didn’t have a consistent radius. This created a couple of questions that the designer needed to address to the customer. In the end the customer was very pleased with the results.
