"The homeowners and their five children wanted a new, fresh space that worked for their big family. 'Keeping the 'good parts' was very important,' Andrea says."
"To completely change the vibe, Andrea selected a bold shade of purple for the lower cabinets (Sherwin-Williams's Plum Dandy). 'The purple was such a daring choice, but I pitched it to the homeowners, and they were surprisingly very excited,' Andrea says."
"The original gray subway tile backsplash was replaced with a funky black-and-white tile in a modified hex shape. The beige floor tiles had a dark, dirty-looking grout that didn't suit the kitchen's new vibe, so they had to go."
An Indiana couple's kitchen was dark and outdated, prompting a redesign. Interior designer Andrea Granger chose a bold purple for the lower cabinets, creating excitement among the homeowners. Open shelves replaced upper cabinets, emphasizing the new color. A funky black-and-white tile backsplash and cherry wood flooring updated the space, enhancing warmth and modernity. Stylish accessories, including a woven chandelier and bar stools, completed the transformation, making the kitchen functional and visually appealing for the family.
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