Dee Hurford Designs

Custom finished oval back chairs were used in the dining room to continue with the French-Transitional feel of the project

The china cabinet was great find at a Pennsylvania consignment shop. It was the perfect piece to finish off the space along with the custom painted and upholstered benches on either side

The stove was moved from a dated center island to a more functional position. A custom portable island was added

The cooking island was removed and portable island added. the refrigerator was relocated and the microwave placed under the counter

The cooking island was removed and portable island added. the refrigerator was relocated and the microwave placed under the counter

The cooking island was removed and portable island added. the refrigerator was relocated and the microwave placed under the counter

The door to the dining room was moved to create an opening centered on the wall from the kitchen and 8' high barn doors were added

The door to the dining room was moved to create an opening centered on the wall from the kitchen and 8' high barn doors were added

With the center cooking island removed, black was selected for the island to provide high contrast and a homework station for the kids

With the center cooking island removed, black was selected for the island to provide high contrast and a homework station for the kids

The pantry door was replaced with a magnetic chalkboard door

The stove was moved from a dated center island to a more functional position. The backsplash is white ceramic tile with a dark gray grout for high contrast and red pencil molding for a pop of color

The sun room had 6 sliding glass doors as walls before the remodel. They were replaced with walls and bay window with seat

The client's kitchen set was re-purposed and moved to the breakfast room. The old gas insert was updated and a stack stoned fireplace with a reclaimed wood mantle was added. The wall was above the fireplace was done in Marmorino plaster while the walls were done in a faux painting technique to mimic plaster

The client's kitchen set was re-purposed and moved to the breakfast room. The old gas insert was updated and a stack stoned fireplace with a reclaimed wood mantle was added. The wall was above the fireplace was done in Marmorino plaster while the walls were done in a faux painting technique to mimic plaster

The client's kitchen set was re-purposed and moved to the breakfast room. The old gas insert was updated and a stack stoned fireplace with a reclaimed wood mantle was added. The wall was above the fireplace was done in Marmorino plaster while the walls were done in a faux painting technique to mimic plaster

The client's kitchen set was moved from the kitchen to make way for the black island and barn doors and moved to newly remodeled sunroom

Custom finished oval back chairs were used in the dining room to continue with the French-Transitional feel of the project

The china cabinet was great find at a Pennsylvania consignment shop. It was the perfect piece to finish off the space along with the custom painted and upholstered benches on either side

The stove was moved from a dated center island to a more functional position. A custom portable island was added