A Look Into Modern Style Kitchen Remodels

The kitchen cements its role as the heart of the modern home, serving as a space for social gathering as well as for cooking. The shift towards modern design has fueled a massive demand for kitchen remodels which prioritize clean lines, minimal clutter, open-concept layouts, and high-tech functionality. Whether you’re planning a complete gut renovation or simply looking for inspiration to achieve a sleek, contemporary feel, get ready to explore the elements that make modern style both beautiful and practical.

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Modern Kitchen Remodels

Tolga Sevdik from Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group's modern kitchen with wood cabinets, dark countertops, and skylights.

Explore Tolga Sevdik of Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group’s Kitchen

Tolga Sevdik, co-owner and COO of the Richard DeShantz restaurant group, looked for a home kitchen renovation that would serve as a sanctuary of peace and order, a huge contrast to the ten noisy, professional kitchens he manages. We’re checking out his modern, European-style kitchen blending contemporary home design and functional efficiency.

A kitchen island with white marble top and a vase with purple flowers on it too.

Pittsburgh’s Allegheny Millwork Turns an Old Sunroom into a New Kitchen

Could you imagine turning your sunroom into a kitchen? Pittsburgh’s Allegheny Millwork take advantage existing natural light from skylights and a large sliding door to create an airy, appealing space. They also highlight texture and classic, clean lines through utilizing white oak veneer cabinetry and a custom plaster range hood.

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a woman in a black long sleeve and jeans reaches into an open dishwasher

Where Does an Interior Designer Start in Her Own Kitchen Redesign?

Head inside the personal kitchen redesign of certified kitchen and bath designer April Spagnolo. Spagnolo makes her kitchen work by grounding the entire design with the stone selection first. She chooses a beautiful natural quartzite for the island. The final design is a harmonious blend of wood, metal, and stone.

A new kitchen with dark wood cabinets and white counters.

A Fox Chapel Midcentury Home Gets a Marvelous New Kitchen

A Fox Chapel midcentury home gets a practical upgrade from designer Katy Popple that also restores the space’s authenticity. Popple’s design anchors the new space with walnut cabinetry, which she deems the “be-all of midcentury kitchens.” The design is highly functional, integrating modern conveniences like freezer and microwave drawers within the island.

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Story by Kylie Thomas

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