Project Case Study
Greenwood Village White & Gray Shaker Kitchen
The Challenge
The existing kitchen lacked a cohesive design identity and offered limited workspace for a family that cooks and entertains regularly. Dated cabinetry and a disconnected layout made the space feel smaller than it was, and the homeowners wanted a transitional aesthetic that would feel timeless rather than trend-driven.
Design Objective
Deliver a clean, transitional kitchen anchored by white shaker perimeter cabinetry and a contrasting gray island — creating visual depth while maintaining a bright, airy feel. The hexagon tile backsplash was selected to introduce subtle pattern without competing with the cabinetry palette.
Complete Scope
- Full demolition of existing cabinetry and surfaces
- White shaker perimeter cabinetry design and installation
- Gray painted island cabinetry with extended seating overhang
- Quartz countertop fabrication and installation on island and perimeter
- Classic hexagon tile backsplash installation
- Under-cabinet lighting integration
- Fixture and hardware selection and installation
- Appliance integration and trim coordination
Materials & Finishes
Cabinetry
White shaker perimeter cabinets; gray painted island cabinetry
Countertops
Quartz — white with soft veining on perimeter and island
Tile
Classic hexagon ceramic tile backsplash in soft white
Flooring
Existing hardwood refinished to complement the new palette
Fixtures & Hardware
Brushed nickel pulls and knobs; coordinated faucet and lighting
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The Result
The completed kitchen strikes a confident balance between classic and contemporary. The two-tone cabinetry scheme gives the space visual interest and a sense of scale, while the hexagon backsplash adds a layer of craftsmanship that elevates the overall design. The homeowners now have a kitchen that functions beautifully for daily life and holds its own when entertaining.
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