Kitchen Remodeling Gallery

After moving to New Jersey, these homeowners wanted to get a new kitchen that would better meet their needs. Monk's designed and installed their new room.

We painted the oak cabinetry, added a backsplash, and swapped out the hardware as part of this builder's kitchen upgrade. See the before and after.

We removed a wall between the kitchen and dining room, opening up the area. Then we converted this country kitchen to a sleeker, updated space.

We painted these espresso kitchen cabinets white, added a pantry and changed out the backsplash as part of this kitchen makeover project in Morristown, NJ. In just about a week this project was complete. See the before and afters!

This Morristown NJ Kitchen Remodel by Monk's Gave This Galley Kitchen a Revamped Modern Look. See the Beautiful Results Here.

This Denville NJ Kitchen Makeover Went From Country Oak to Sophisticated and Updated. Painted Cabinetry, New Countertops, New Island & Wet Bar. See It Here.

This Randolph NJ Kitchen Remodel Enlarged a Standard U-Shaped Kitchen By Removing a Partial Wall and Reconfiguring the Space. See the Results.

This Bernardsville NJ Kitchen Remodel Upgraded the Cabinetry, Countertops, and Tile and Fixtures To Create a Beautifully & Uniquely Shaped Kitchen.

Painting Kitchen Cabinets White Is A Fast Way To Transform Your Kitchen Without The Cost of New Cabinetry. See The Amazing Change to This NJ Kitchen!

If you are building a new home or considering a kitchen remodel, there are many design options for the most important room in the home. We've outlined the most popular kitchen layouts, along with examples of kitchen remodels we've completed in the particular design. Here are some New Jersey kitchen remodel ideas to help plan your kitchen project. 5 types of kitchens 1. L-Shaped Kitchen A smart design for small and medium sized kitchens. The L-shaped kitchen design is an efficient layout that facilitates a work triangle to the preparation, cleanup and cooking areas. This versatile kitchen layout consists of two adjoining walls that are perpendicular, forming an L. One “leg” of the L is twice the length of the other. Dining areas and multiple work zones can easily be added to this layout. L-Shaped Kitchen Examples 2. Horseshoe or U-shaped kitchen Traditionally, this kitchen layout consists of three walls of cabinetry and appliances. It is an efficient design, provided that the most used appliances and work space form a triangle of space. In this design, everything you need is in easy reach. For new kitchens, this design has evolved from three walls to two walls with an island forming the third “wall.”  Homeowners are choosing this configuration more often since it allows for workspace all around the island. Also, traffic can move around the island. Horseshoe or U-Shaped Kitchen Examples 3. Galley Kitchen or Corridor Kitchen This kitchen layout is a long, narrow shape. Ideal for smaller spaces, but not ideal for multiple cooks. The galley kitchen layout must be properly planned or it can be incredibly inconvenient. An experienced kitchen designer will carefuly consider the dishwasher, oven and cabinet door placements. Some thoughts for corridor kitchens include open shelving or door-less cabinetry. This opens up the space and also makes items easier to access. Galley Kitchen or Corridor Kitchen Examples 4. Island Kitchen Everyone is familiar with a kitchen island. However, you may not be aware how versatile this kitchen design can be. About the only thing consistent with any island is that it will add countertop space to a kitchen. A contractor can create a fixed island, as well as one that is mobile. An island can include sinks, appliances, and even beverage coolers. Some islands are configured using base cabinetry that matches the rest of the kitchen. Many times homeowners choose to select a different color cabinetry base for the island. Some islands feature tiered countertops that provide a bar-height seating area. Many offer counter-height seating directly across from the prep area. Another popular trend is to extend the island to create an attached, full sized kitchen table. Island Kitchen Examples 5. Peninsula A peninsula kitchen features an extended set of lower cabinets and countertop that are anchored to another wall of cabinetry. It is a popular way to add countertop space and cabinetry storage to a kitchen that doesn't have the square footage for an island. A peninsula is also a great room divider while keeping the space visually open. Typically, a peninsula is used as a storage area for pots and pans and the extra countertop is used for preparation. Or you could use your peninsula to house a cooktop. Peninsula Kitchen Examples In order to make the most out of your space and your kitchen remodel, call Monk's at 973-635-7900. Our experienced Project Managers and in-house Kitchen Designers will create a smart and beautiful kitchen that you'll love for years to come. Free Kitchen Remodel EstimateCall Monk's TodayTo better understand what your specific kitchen remodeling project will cost, call to schedule an estimate at 973-635-7900. An Estimator will come to your home, discuss your project and take measurements. Then, you'll meet with a Designer in our Morristown, NJ showroom to plan your layout and select your materials. She'll help you coordinate cabinetry, countertops, tile, flooring, hardware - even paint colors. Estimates and all design services are always complimentary. Contact Monk's Today

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