From Tuscan Charm to Lakeside Serenity: A Kitchen Transformation
In this project, we took on the challenge of transforming an early 2000s Tuscan-inspired kitchen and breakfast nook into a modern lakeside retreat. The goal was to refresh the space while preserving its original footprint, ensuring a seamless blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal.
The Vision:
The original kitchen, characterized by warm reds, yellow earthy tones and intricate details, was ready for a modern update that reflected the serene, relaxed vibe of Lake Wylie living. We aimed to create a space that was both timeless and inviting, with a fresh palette and thoughtful design elements. Our clients wanted a white kitchen with lots of color. Challenge accepted!
The Transformation:
We began by stripping away the old-world charm of the Tuscan design, opting for a clean, crisp look with all-white cabinetry, shaker style cabinets and mixed metals. This choice brightened the space and provided a neutral backdrop that allowed other design elements to shine. To add warmth and depth, we introduced dark teal accents—a rich, soothing color that ties the room to its lakeside setting.
The cabinetry doors and drawers were replaced, and we selected new hardware that complements the overall aesthetic, balancing modern elegance with functional durability. The careful selection of materials and finishes ensures that every detail contributes to the cohesive, serene atmosphere we envisioned.
The Result:
The final space is a stunning transformation—a kitchen that not only meets the demands of modern living but also captures the essence of lakeside vibes. The combination of all-white cabinetry and dark teal accents creates a perfect harmony, making the kitchen both a functional workspace and a beautiful gathering spot for family and friends of all ages.
This project exemplifies our commitment to reimagining spaces with fresh, intentional designs that enhance everyday living. We’re proud to showcase this kitchen as a testament to the transformative power of thoughtful design.
Carpentry | P.S. Carpentry
Photo | Herman Nicolson
