Even though the home was converted to a duplex in the 1980’s, this remodeled kitchen proves you CAN go back! Anchor Builders restored its 1920’s single-family traditional layout, while adding a few transitional details. In contrast to the perimeter cabinets which are painted white, the island, buffet, and desk pieces are custom finished with a dark stain that shows off the natural wood grain. Minnesotans know the real value of a mudroom, and the reclaimed space provides a dedicated spot for everyone!
Project Team:
Anchor Builders Build Team
Project Designer:
Fluidesign
Project Photographer:
Seth Benn Photography
Project Recognitions:
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View HomeAfter you reach out to Anchor Builders, we’ll discuss what you’re looking for and the goals for your new home. We’ll decide if we are the right team for your vision. If the answer is no, we’ll recommend other options. If the answer is yes, we’ll walk you through a budget presentation and a subsequent follow-up discussion.
We’ll come out to the property and get some measurements. Then, the real fun begins —the design kick-off and space planning. Together, we’ll start developing the home that will be your family’s anchor for years to come. Later, we’ll go through a rough bid presentation and then the actual design development will begin.
Next, we’ll get to work with a build kick-off as we begin the construction. You’ll be kept up-to-date on the progress with onsite walk-throughs as your Anchor home gets closer and closer to being finished. After completion, it’s champagne time! We’ll welcome you into your new home with a finished home reveal.