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We partnered with Custom Craft and Mechanical LLC on this one, and that collaboration made a real difference. A full-scale remodel like this involves a lot of moving parts - cabinetry, flooring, countertops, electrical, plumbing rough-in, lighting. Having the right trades working together from the start keeps everything coordinated and cuts down on the back-and-forth that can drag a project out. That's what you get when you work with people who've done this before.
The cabinet layout is one of the things we're most proud of on this job. White shaker cabinets with brushed gold hardware run floor-to-ceiling along the living space wall, with rattan-front upper cabinets adding some texture. A built-in appliance nook with its own outlet keeps countertops clean. Over in the kitchen, a large natural wood island with a quartz countertop and cooktop sits center stage, flanked by stainless double wall ovens and a French door refrigerator. Wide-plank white oak hardwood ties the whole space together from room to room.
The lighting setup here is worth talking about. Under-cabinet LED strips, toe-kick lighting along the island and cabinetry, and color-changing RGB strips throughout give this space a lot of flexibility. Bright white for cooking and prepping, softer or colored tones for evenings. It's the kind of detail that gets overlooked on a lot of remodels but makes a noticeable difference in how the space actually feels to live in day to day.
This is the kind of project that shows what's possible when a remodel is done all the way through - not just new cabinet doors or fresh paint, but a ground-up rebuild of how a space functions and looks. For homeowners in Bremerton and the surrounding Kitsap area thinking about something similar, this is what a real partnership between general contractors and specialty trades can produce.