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Hilton Head Plantation Chef's Kitchen Remodel

A six-burner rangetop, a curved hood and a chevron marble backsplash.

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Project facts

Community
Hilton Head Plantation
Type of work
Kitchen
Timeline
About 12 weeks
Budget range
$75K to $100K
Services performed
Kitchen Remodeling

Project Key Features

  • 36" commercial-style gas rangetop with six burners

  • 36" x 48" curved range hood

  • Gray-and-gold chevron marble backsplash

  • Quartz countertops

  • Glass-front upper cabinets

  • 42" upper cabinets and full-height pantry units

  • Crown molding

  • Pendant lighting

  • Under-cabinet lighting

Design · Build · Enjoy

Design

This kitchen remodel in Hilton Head Plantation started with a simple problem. The original cabinets and a standard range were still in place, and neither one matched what the homeowners wanted from the space.

There was no centerpiece to the room. A standard range doesn't make a statement, and the original cabinetry didn't offer the storage or style the kitchen needed.

The fix meant starting over. Out came the old cabinets and range, clearing the way for a design built around a commercial-style rangetop and a layout made for both cooking and gathering.

This kitchen was redesigned around a 36" six-burner gas rangetop and a 36" x 48" curved range hood. The plan pairs 42" upper cabinets and full-height pantry units with glass-front uppers, crown molding and quartz countertops.

Build

The original cabinets and standard range came out. New cabinetry, quartz countertops and a gray-and-gold chevron marble backsplash went in, with pendant and under-cabinet lighting.

Enjoy

A commercial-style rangetop under a curved hood gives the kitchen a true centerpiece. Tall uppers and pantry units add storage, and the chevron marble backsplash brings pattern and color.

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