Kitchens by Quality Remodeling Specialists, Inc.

In this Fox Point kitchen, the double ovens that had been encased in brick were relocated, allowing the fridge to be more accessible.  New MidContinent cabinets in white were chosen to tie in with the original built-in china cabinet.  Dark granite countertops provide a pleasing contrast to the light ceramic floor tile.  Stainless steel appliances complete the project.

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In Mukwonago, one wall and a bank of cabinets were eliminated to allow the kitchen to double in size. A large island holds a cook top and provides work space. Granite countertops sit on the maple cabinets, which feature a custom glass-door cabinet, and contrasting strip at the crown moulding. Ash hardwood flooring and black appliances tie it all together. Natural light floods the area through a Marvin window and patio doors.

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A formal dining room was relocated to allow this kitchen in Mukwonago to double in size.  Cherry cabinets provide plenty of storage area and coordinate with the cherry hardwood flooring.  Light Cambria countertops contrast with the dark Cambria on the island.  Dropping the cabinets a few inches from the ceiling and the slightly lowered buffet area add architectural interest.

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The overhead cabinets in this Pewaukee kitchen were removed to open the kitchen to the dinette.  The kitchen was lined with new hickory cabinets. Corian tops with an integrated sink were selected, and coordinate with the wall color as well as with the Deco pieces in the tile backsplash.  New birch hardwood flooring throughout the kitchen, dinette and dining room was installed.

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This kitchen remodel in Bayside features Thomasville cabinets. The contrasting crown moulding ties in with the granite countertops. Over the cook top an accent area was created, using the same tile as the rest of the backsplash but simply laying it on a diagonal and framing the area. Pergo laminate flooring completes the look.

This kitchen in Pewaukee features custom-made Knotty Alder cabinets in a distressed finish, including a decorative door over the dishwasher and accent lighting in the upper cabinets.  A new tile floor uses 4 different sizes laid in a random pattern with accent pieces.  Maroon Tobacco granite countertops sit atop the new cabinets and hold a stainless steel sink and cooktop.  A decorative vent hood hangs over the cooktop in the bar area.

In this Wauwatosa kitchen, new Omega Dynasty cabinets feature glass doors, a cutting board and pull-out trash bin. Silestone countertops with backsplash and stainless steel sink shape the breakfast bar.

This kitchen remodel in Waukesha takes advantage of the cathedral ceiling and adds additional architectural interest by setting the Villa Maple cabinets at differing heights. A decorative panel for the side of the bar facing the family room connects to a small storage cabinet topped with a glass door cabinet and lends continuity. New granite tops contrast with the ceramic tile backsplash, which features an accent strip. New ceramic tiles cover the floor throughout the kitchen. The breakfast bar provides bonus counterspace, measuring 48” across. Stainless steel appliances tie in with the stainless steel sink and complete the transformation.

This West Allis kitchen, dining room and living room were gutted, and two walls were removed. All new electrical, plumbing, insulation and windows were installed in the new open concept floor plan. MidContinent maple cabinets with a dark crown shape the kitchen and are topped off with Silestone Quartz countertops. The backsplash is composed of semi-transparent mosaic glass tile, and coordinates with the stainless steel appliances. The original red oak hardwood floors were patched and refinished, and transition to a heated tile floor in the kitchen.