Kitchen Remodel: Orfield Design & Construction in Plymouth
Three common challenges of a kitchen remodel--and how one local family solved theirs.
Andy Greder
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February 2012
The Williams' new kitchen.
Three years have passed since Sue Williams’ Plymouth kitchen was remodeled, but the wife and mother of two still enjoys cooking and baking in the space as if the upgrades happened yesterday.
“We really, really like it,” says Doug Williams, Sue’s husband. “There is really nothing that we wish we would have done differently.”
This split-entry house on 50th Avenue has been the Williamses’ home for 18 years, and with two teenage kids, the dining room’s carpet was wearing thin, the kitchen’s vinyl floor was cracking and the cabinets were no longer efficient. The home was built in 1983, and the Williams wanted to bring their kitchen to the 21st century.
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