Family very happy with kitchen remodeling
Wednesday, February 14, 2001
Family very happy
with kitchen remodeling
"I've
waited 23 years for this," said Pat Ormsby of Peachtree City, who
has just gotten her "dream kitchen" through the efforts of Peachtree
City-based M Cubed Building Services.
According to
Mrs. Ormsby, the Ormsby family had a large kitchen in Iowa before they
moved to Peachtree City 23 years ago, but the home they purchased in Peachtree
City contained a kitchen much smaller than she preferred.
The decision
to go for a "dream kitchen" came when her husband Bob decided
to have a detached garage built and utilize the home's existing garage
primarily for storage space.
"At first
I said this was OK with me as long as I got half the existing garage to
store my Christmas things and other stuff," said Mrs. Ormsby. "Then
Bob and I decided this might be a good time to do something with the kitchen."
After getting
estimates, the Ormsbys decided to go with M3, the remodelers who had done
a master bath upgrade for them a year ago.
"I'm thrilled
with the result," said Mrs. Ormsby. "The way they decided to
do the project is so much better than going out in the other direction
and expanding the old kitchen outward at the back of the house. Also,
[M3 partner[ Todd Melzer is really particular about the work being done
right, and I like that."
There's an
emphasis on white and gray in the new kitchen and breakfast area, and
Mrs. Ormsby is working with a designer to bring in some brighter colors
with window dressings, chair pads, etc.
Dave Marvin,
the other M3 partner, explained that the kitchen/breakfast area is now
an "L" shape. He said that the remodeling project involved moving
the kitchen into an area which formerly was storage at the rear of the
garage, moving the wall out three feet to provide more room for the new
kitchen.
The breakfast
room is now where the old kitchen was located; the access from the house
to the garage/storage area has been moved to the utility room; the water
heater was moved from the utility room to the garage/storage space; and
a bathroom with a Moen Monticello widespread spout and Kohler Portrait
fixtures was added to the utility room area.
Calling the
completed kitchen a "showpiece", Marvin outlined the details
of the project, as follows:
The backsplash
in the kitchen is comprised of 62X62 Excavare "Charcoal" and
Excavare "Talc" with with charcoal grout, matching the tile
floor, which utilizes that same materials in 122X122 sizes.
The Corian
countertop, Sierra1s "Dusk" series, is used throughout the kitchen.
The walls
are painted with Benjamin Moore's "Seattle Gray." The ceilings
have a smooth finish and recessed lighting.
The faucet
in the kitchen double sink is the Moen PureTouch. It is a pullout faucet
with three-way operation: aerated stream for everyday use; wide, forceful
spray for fast kitchen cleanup; and filtered water for drinking.
The kitchen
cabinets are area wood painted with high gloss white with polished brass
"pulls". There are glass doors on three cabinets.
All kitchen
appliances were replaced with the exception of the refrigerator. The new
appliances include 302 built-in, white-on-white KitchenAide Superba microwave
and convection ovens; 302 four-zone, electric KitchenAide radiant elements;
and a 302 KitchenAide Slide-out ventilation hood with a cooktop light
and a three-speed centrifugal fan.
The breakfast
area has a ceiling fan, as well as a built-in work area and large desk
with room for a computer. A six-ft. sliding glass door with a screen was
added, as well as two 362 windows overlooking the Flat Creek Club golf
course.
Other doors
and windows across the rear of the house were replaced to match the ones
installed during the renovation project.
The M3 offices,
including the company's design center, are located at 103 Auburn Court,
Suite 5, in Peachtree City. The telephone number is 770-631-3188, and
more information about the company can be obtained on the internet at
www.mcubedbuildingservices.com .






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