The Watson family’s 1910 house was in need of a kitchen upgrade.  This kitchen renovation required removal of the existing space down to the stud walls and a complete replacement of everything (including the kitchen sink).   The client wanted to upgrade the kitchen but keep with the original architectural language of the house.  The new design included a revised layout with more storage, better placement of appliances, and new access to the exterior deck.   The style of cabinetry used in this design was traditional face frame construction to keep in the historical style of the home, but new composite stone counters, tiles, and stainless steel appliances brought a modern upgrade to the space.