Our clients purchased this Dallas, TX home remodel to fit their family’s expanding needs.  With 3 young boys, the family asked for our help to turn their confining 80’s style kitchen and kitchen dining area into one larger open kitchen area where they could be together as meals were prepared. Our Plano, TX home design restructured the framing to remove the wall between the kitchen and breakfast space, then shifted other openings to allow the kitchen to expand.  The wall between the breakfast nook and kitchen was removed and the breakfast nook was moved to next to the bay window.  The clients were able to preserve the look and feel of the 1954 house with the shutters on the bay window.  An eat-in breakfast area with bar seating was added to the peninsula to keep the family together during meal preparation.  This white on white kitchen beauty features Silestone Countertops, Blanco apron front sink, commercial style pre-rinse faucet, stainless appliances, and a white glossy 3”x6” tile backsplash in brick pattern.  Glass display cabinets were added to the unused kitchen wall in the breakfast area.  We mixed old with new by using vintage look pulls on the pantry and a  vintage chandelier over the breakfast nook along with modern chain pendants over the island and ample recessed lighting.  All new wood floor in the kitchen and hallways, laced into the existing hardwoods and was re-stained to match perfectly.  This Dallas, TX kitchen remodel in the heart of this home received a total transformation with vastly improved functionality, classic charm and bright modern finishes.