Closed to open kitchen before and after

Before: The kitchen was a closed-off room located in the Southeast corner of the first floor. The cabinets were dated, and the upper cabinet storage was minimal After: The kitchen is relocated to the Northeast corner of the first floor, and any walls enclosing the space are removed, creating an open concept floor plan.

When Jessie of Cape 27 Blog and her family got their new home, they got right to work on renovations. Just two months after moving in they were making big updates, including opening up this kitchen that was closed off from the rest of the house. Take a look at what they did. They started by tearing down the wall that separated the kitchen from the rest of the living space. They also removed a bar-height counter that created another barrier to the kitchen.

From three dark, closed off spaces to an open and inviting living area with charm galore, this kitchen transformation is filled with charm. Read more about this before and after success story...

A closed off kitchen is transformed into an open concept space.

40K likes, 1,993 comments - merricksart on August 23, 2024: "Our kitchen renovation is finally complete!! 🙏🏼 here’s a quick look at the BEFORE and AFTER, but there are tons of pictures and links to everything in today’s blog post on MERRICKSART.com. We are BEYOND happy with how everything turned out, and this has transformed the house and this space to be open, bright, modern, and super functional. Comment below with the word LINK and I’ll send you a DM with a link to the blog post so you…

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