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Gladstone Blvd N- Part 2

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Round One Kitchen Plan | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Round One Kitchen Plan | Pinnacle Interior Designs
 

Gladstone Blvd N - Part 2


Planning a multi level addition, a second one-story addition, and a whole main floor remodel takes a lot of selection meetings, contractor meetings, measures, quotes, re-quotes, re-selects... I think you get the point.


We planned for a solid 5 months before anything actually happened construction wise. The client's new that it would be a long process, but I think telling someone something and actually having them do it really brings a sense of how many moving parts there are.

Planning meeting with Tschida Construction | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Planning meeting with Tschida Construction | Pinnacle Interior Designs

Here's a peak into how we planned. First, we take measurements and plan how the new space will be used, what's important that we have to find a way to make work.


We then do autocad drawings to submit for cabinetry. Selections get started and the plan starts to create a vision of what will soon come to life.


PLANNING:

KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM ADDITION:

Building the additions | Pinnacle Interior Design
Building the additions | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Pantry wall elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Pantry wall elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Fridge wall elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Fridge wall elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Island and pantry render elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Island and pantry render elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Fridge wall render elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Fridge wall render elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs

The clients pretty much gave me complete design control. I knew they wanted it to feel like new construction, have a couple show stopping features to wow their guests, and to showcase the beautiful pond/wetland view that frames the whole back of their house.


I threw ideas of white to brighten, warm floors to tie in the current trim, casing, doors, and connect them so we don't have to switch out everything, thus increasing the budget and timeline.


DESIGN MOOD BOARD:

KITCHEN MOOD BOARD | Pinnacle Interior Designs
KITCHEN MOOD BOARD | Pinnacle Interior Designs
 

BUTLER'S PANTRY, LAUNDRY ROOM, LOCKER AREA, AND STORAGE ROOM:

Left addition floor plan | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Left addition floor plan | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Locker Elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Locker Elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Laundry Elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Laundry Elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Double Unit Laundry Elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Double Unit Laundry Elevation | Pinnacle Interior Designs
Butler's Pantry Elevation | Pinnacle interior Designs
Butler's Pantry Elevation | Pinnacle interior Designs

I loved the idea of carrying the theme of the taupe and navy throughout the space and highlight with mixed metals of black and gold. I also wanted the surprise elements to come from lighting and wall paper. I love, love, love lighting and they were all in for letting me chose fun, unique fixtures.


DESIGN MOOD BOARDS:

HALL AND BUTLER'S PANTRY MOOD BOARD | Pinnacle Interior Designs
HALL AND BUTLER'S PANTRY MOOD BOARD | Pinnacle Interior Designs
LAUNDRY MOOD BOARD | Pinnacle Interior Designs
LAUNDRY MOOD BOARD | Pinnacle Interior Designs

 

TUNE IN NEXT WEEK FOR PART 3: Construction Begins

 

Thank you for joining in and reading! I hope you got an insight into what we do, who we work with, the reality behind making old spaces new, and how awesome are clients are!

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Jeanna Letzring, Owner/Interior Designer

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