A dark, closed-in kitchen opened to the living room and rebuilt bright — white shaker cabinets, a wood island, quartz counters and new oak floors. Eight weeks, one fixed price.
The client’s kitchen was a standard, older American-style layout, and it felt dark and closed-in. They wanted something modern and genuinely luxurious, with much more light. Evercrest opened the kitchen to the living room, rebuilt it in white shaker cabinetry with a warm wood island, and carried new wide-plank oak across the whole main level — so the kitchen no longer stops at an awkward threshold. Design, demolition, electrical, plumbing and full installation, on a single fixed-price contract.
The finished main level reads as one continuous space: the island faces the living room, the same oak runs underfoot from the front door to the back, and the lighting was re-planned so the kitchen stays bright at every hour.
The room was taken back to subfloor and studs, then opened up and rebuilt. Drag the handle to compare the same view — demolition to finished.
beforeafterWhite shaker cabinetry and a warm wood island, quartz counters and a full tile backsplash, built-in stainless appliances, and light wide-plank oak underfoot — open to the living room and the fireplace. Tap any photo to enlarge.
One crew ran the whole job on one schedule — demolition, rough-in, the new floor, then cabinetry, stone and tile — including the electrical and plumbing inspections.
Chosen to read modern and luxe without over-spending — bright cabinetry, real stone, and a warm oak floor tying the whole level together.
Every Kirkland kitchen remodel starts with the same doubts. Here is how this King County Eastside project put each one to rest.
That was the whole brief. We opened the kitchen to the living room, added a real lighting plan, and finished it in white shaker with a light oak floor — it reads twice as bright.
Eight weeks start to finish, including the electrical and plumbing inspections — one crew runs the whole job on one schedule.
We did — about 1,200 sq ft of continuous wide-plank oak, so the kitchen flows into the living areas with no awkward thresholds.
Yes — Evercrest serves Kirkland, Juanita, Totem Lake, Bellevue, Redmond, Woodinville, Sammamish and Bothell, across the King County Eastside.
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