Bel Air Construction

Kitchen Designed for Entertaining

Customer Issues

  • The homeowners were a local business owner and used their home to entertain large parties
  • The existing layout was dated and not efficient for entertainment purposes
  • A portion of the kitchen sustained water damage giving the homeowners to the opportunity to explore a better layout
  • Portions of the room had hardwood floors that the homeowners wished to retain, other portions had uncoordinated ceramic tile flooring

Bel Air Construction Solutions

  • Bel Air Construction’s interior designer took a holistic view of the potential space that might be used to achieve the homeowner’s desires including several small adjacent rooms
  • Handcrafted, custom painted, DuraSupreme Kendall Panel bases and cabinets with soapstone counters and a Rohl handcrafted farm sink provide a casual country look
  • To pull the space together while warming it up, the existing hardwood was refinished and the uncoordinated ceramic tile was replaced with hardwood flooring selected to match
  • The darker wood floor provides a contrast with the white cabinetry
  • DuraSupreme Kendall panel bases painted storm grey are also used for the island that is topped with custom distressed walnut
  • The entertaining efficiency of the layout was improved by re-configuring the small rooms off the main kitchen into a butler’s pantry
  • High-end appliances include a Sub-Zero refrigerator and under counter wine storage, a 60“Wolf range and range hood with pot filler, a JennAir microwave drawer, and a Miele dishwasher

Bel Air Construction Team

  • Interior Designer – Bernadette Drew
  • Project Manager – Jeremiah Brown
  • Tilework – Patrick Hall
  • Countertops – Classic Granite and Marble
  • Cabinets – Kane Minton
  • Plumbing – Joe Bahr
  • Electrical – DeLuca Electric
  • Framing – Toro Construction
  • Demo – Toro Construction