A Seamless Rustic and Modern Blend
This kitchen uses both rustic and modern elements to create an open and inviting space. After exploring different floor plan options, the final design features maximized storage space by using large pantry-style cabinets with a charming rustic cross pattern in the doors, a large island that contains seating and storage including a lowered dining table on the end, a perfect work triangle between the sink, stove, and refrigerator, and a cute window seat. Unique details such as paneled ends on the refrigerator cabinet, cabinet pulls, and ornate table legs enkindle the desired feel of the Kitchen.
“I can honestly say that I wouldn't have the kitchen that I love if it weren't for Carl! His attention to details made a huge difference, he would notice things that I hadn't even noticed. They do great work and they are good people, from Carl and the office staff to all the subs. ”
Mary & Kory Jackson, Corvallis
Project Details


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Creating an Open Floor Plan
These homeowners desired to open up their Kitchen to increase storage space and improve the flow of entertaining guests. We removed the wall containing the cooktop, ovens, and fridge to open the Kitchen into the adjacent room. The result contains increased pantry storage, and a large island that better accommodates guests in the Kitchen.
Wood Countertop Accent
The wood countertop at the island distinguishes the island as an elegant piece of furniture, which ties perfectly into the lowered built-in dining table on the end of the island. Selecting this unique stepped countertop edge completes the desired furniture look.
Egg Divots
Mary loves to bake, so she requested that we add egg divots in the marble countertops to keep her eggs from rolling away. We weren't surprised when Mary took over the Great Harvest Bakery in Corvallis!
Built-in Dining Table
The end of the island features a built-in dining table at the lowered typical table height. It features custom table legs painted to match the cabinetry and the same countertop and edge profile.
Utensil Pullout
This Kitchen is full of cabinetry organization pullouts to ensure all the necessary utensils, trays, spices, etc. are in the most functional location for this avid baker!
Baking Center
This Kitchen features a Baking Center cabinet, which contains wide drawers below for storage, and a concealed countertop that is easily accessible and hidden by large bi-folding doors. This pantry contains the baking essentials - mixers, flour, sugar, measuring tools, etc. and features egg divots in the marble countertop to keep her eggs from rolling away!
Services Provided
Full Kitchen Remodel - Large pantry-style cabinets - Island with seating and storage - Cross pattern doors - Window seat - Wooden and marble countertops - Egg divots - Built-in dining table - Unique utensil pullout - Pot filler faucet - Full baking center
What our Clients are Saying
“They all took great care in meeting our goals and making us feel comfortable during a huge, year-long remodel project. We are thrilled with the completed project and absolutely love our home! Beautiful work!”
Gary & Kimberly Fuszek, Corvallis
See the Relaxing Philomath Master Suite Addition project“This was our second time working with G. Christianson. A couple of years ago, they transformed our kitchen, and that positive experience brought us back when we decided to remodel our primary bathroom. Throughout the project, both the G. Christianson team and all subcontractors were highly professional and made sure our home remained livable. Despite some delays that extended the project timeline, they kept us informed and managed the progress effectively. We are very happy with the final result, and the quality of workmanship is top notch.”
Eric Enghauser, Philomath
See the Neabeack Hill Transitional Kitchen project“Greg Christianson's team took the plan and the ideas we had about an open floor plan and made it happen. Transforming an aging rambler into a bright welcoming home. They did a fantastic job and we would hire them again in a flash.”
Dominique Bachelet and Steve Wondzell, Corvallis
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