Stone Bridge Kitchen and Bath Remodel

In the mid-80s, a Birmingham home was built—and across town, two babies were born who would eventually meet, marry, and raise a family in that very house. While they loved their location and tight-knit community, their kitchen and bathrooms hadn’t aged as gracefully. With a cramped kitchen layout, an underused dining room, and limited storage, the homeowners sought a smart, design-driven solution.

The answer was a complete kitchen remodel focused on functionality, flow, and modern style. The old peninsula and small breakfast nook were replaced with a larger, more open kitchen anchored by an oversized island—now a central hub for family meals, work, and daily life. The dining room was relocated, allowing for new walk-through passageways and added storage features like a dry bar and walk-in pantry.

Beyond layout changes, the home underwent essential infrastructure upgrades. After removing outdated cabinets and flooring, the team addressed underlying plumbing, wiring, and structural concerns. New 3.5” solid oak hardwood flooring was installed, along with custom inset cabinetry, brass hardware, and elegant Sereno Gold quartz countertops for lasting durability and warmth.

Thoughtful details tailored to the family’s lifestyle included a pot filler above the range and a pint glass washer—perfect for their passion for cooking and home brewing. These touches elevated both form and function.

With increased space to cook, eat, and connect, this Birmingham kitchen renovation transformed a dated layout into a welcoming, high-performance space that now truly feels like the heart of the home.