This Dallas, TX kitchen remodel existing layout made it very difficult for our client to visualize what could be done with the space. This old kitchen was boxy, closed off and cramped, and during our initial consult with the homeowner, it was obvious she doubted ever getting her dream kitchen.  Her love of cooking and entertaining was disrupted by the tiny closed of kitchen with low ceilings, disorganized storage and walls that prevented a smooth work flow.  Our Plano, TX kitchen and bath remodel design team went to work and the wall separating the kitchen and kitchen dining area was removed and the ceiling was vaulted to the roof.  The result is a dramatic change from closed off and small to open and tall.  Keeping the existing kitchen windows was critical to our client, however she had been told by other designers that keeping them would not be possible if she wanted adequate storage space.  We solved her storage issue by creating storage with cabinetry, building a large separate pantry with added shelving and drawers and creatively using an existing hallway space that was otherwise wasted.  By relocating the fridge area and creating an appliance wall beside the new pantry area, the space along the window wall was able to be utilized for cabinets and counter surface.  We installed beautiful Wellborn two toned kitchen cabinets made from Cherry and Maple.  We added glass cabinets, an art niche, DeChateau Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring, a unique Eleganza tile accent backsplash pattern and a gorgeous statement quartzite countertop called Sequoia Gray.  This Dallas, TX kitchen remodel holds a beautiful eclectic flair that speaks true to our homeowner’s personality!