Located in Arlington, Virginia, this contemporary kitchen features textures and patterns to make any designer’s heart melt. Using neutral tones, the homeowners and NVS Kitchen and Bath design team worked to keep original features of the historical home alive in the redesign reusing the brick wall as the backsplash to the island.
This gorgeous Arlington kitchen is a favorite for us here at NVS. The neutral colors, bold lighting choices, and use of man-made finishes really set this remodel apart.
| Project Type | Kitchen Remodel |
| Completion Date | March 2016 |
| Project Location | Arlington, Virginia |
| Project Duration | 12 weeks |
NVS Kitchen and Bath has been serving Arlington, Virginiahomeowners through building dream contemporary Arlington kitchen remodels. But we’re more than just kitchens. NVS is a full-service design-build firm with 30+ years of experience in the remodeling industry in Northern Virginia.
This kitchen was designed by one of NVS’s top designers Alison Martin. She’s worked with NVS for nearly 20 years and boasts of a collection of award-winning kitchen, bathroom, and renovation remodels. Alison has been voted Best of Houzz 2015 and 2016 and is a Houzz Community Professional.
“Alison Martin and NVS helped us remodel our master bathroom and add a new upstairs bathroom. Alison worked tirelessly to find a layout that achieved our goals. We moved nearly every wall in the space and are thrilled with the final design, which offers much more light and functionality. All of NVS’ employees and contractors were very courteous, knowledgeable and worked to ensure our satisfaction. Also important was that the project was finished on time and on budget.”
While the after photos are gorgeous, the true mark of a great kitchen remodel is the comparison from the before to the after. Check out this video to see just how drastic this contemporary Arlington Kitchen Remodel turned out.
Our favorite feature is the white brick you see in the before photos – can you see it being repurposed in the after shots? The brick was the original brick that came with the home and the Arlington homeowners wanted to keep it in the redesign. It was moved from the wall to the island making a really unique piece apart of the remodel.
