Myers Park Kitchen with Arched Pass-Thru
Project Overview
We had the opportunity to work with homeowners who envisioned a modernized kitchen. Their project involved a full remodel with a new, functional pass-through from the kitchen to the living room. Central to their vision was the use of shaker-style navy blue cabinetry, a feature they wanted all throughout their kitchen. Our role as local kitchen contractors was to bring this vision to life. We remodeled the kitchen, integrating the desired cabinetry along with quartz countertops, backsplash tile, and leveling the new flooring. Our focus was on meeting the homeowners' needs, ensuring every detail reflected their personal style and the high standards of Charlotte homes.
Cabinetry
Navy Shaker Blue
Counter Top
Cambria Portrush Quartz
Plumbing Fixtures
- Main Sink - Ruvati Undermount Stainless Steel Sink
- Main Faucet - Gerber Parma Single Hole Pull Down Kitchen Faucet
- Bar Sink - Ruvati Nesta 16" Undermount Single Basin
- Bar Faucet - Gerber Parma Single Hole Bar Faucet
Electrical Fixtures
Halo Matte White Canless Recessed Lights
Hardware
Pulls/Knobs - Oval Antique Brass Knob and Bar Pulls
Paint Colors
SW 7012 - Creamy
Backsplash
- Kitchen Perimeter - Zellige Moroccan Sea Salt Square
- Bar Area - Antique Mirror Cloudy Brown
Miscellaneous
- Main Fridge - Smart Freestanding French Door Refrigerator
- Secondary Fridge - Built In Beverage Center
- Slide-in Gas Range - Slide-in Gas Range with 5 Sealed Burners
- Vent - Island Mount Chimney Range Hood
- Dishwasher - Bosch 500 Series Top Control 24-in Built-In Dishwasher
- Drawer Microwave - Sharp Microwave Drawer
- Flooring - 2 ¼” White Oak Select Hardwood
It’s exciting to see it all put together, especially when we’re in the midst of a construction zone! All looks great; everything seems to work well together.
Challenges & Solutions
The homeowner’s home had an uneven step down between the kitchen and the living room floor.
Our team of contractors solved the uneven floor in the living room by installing an additional joist and meticulously pinning down each existing joist to achieve a level surface. Subsequently, we laid down a subfloor to ensure uniform height throughout the area.
It was a challenge creating a perfectly match to the curved existing entrance angle from the living room to the kitchen to the new pass through.
Our construction team replicated the original arch by tracing its outline on a sheet of plywood. After cutting the plywood to match the contour of the arch, we constructed a frame on either side of it to align with the wall's thickness. This assembly was then securely affixed to the existing frame and opening. Achieving a precise match to the arch's curve required multiple meticulous cuttings of the plywood.