Kitchen renovation before and after: 4 functional and surprising projects

Kitchen renovation before and after: 4 functional and surprising projects


Isabella Nalon presents kitchen renovation projects in which she renews joinery, furniture, coverings and colors to create elegant environments.

The before and after are always interesting! It’s very pleasant to see how architecture and decoration can transform an environment! When we talk about renovation, the kitchen is a place that always comes to mind. The room has gained much importance in recent years, becoming a social space rather than a merely utilitarian place.

According to the architect Isabella Nalonresponsible for the studio that bears his name, when it comes to restructuring “The secret, which isn’t a secret, is to exercise creativity and align ideas and resources that allow us to develop what our client expects.”

watch 4 renovated kitchen projectssigned by the architect.

Kitchen with renovated carpentry and coverings






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With an old and dated language, both in the layout and in the materials used, this kitchen had rounded corners on the work surfacewhich were uncomfortable and visually polluted the room.



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In the reform, l the quartz countertop accompanied the window façaderemoving the previous location of the stove, and the the coverings have been replaced, both on the floor and on the old wall tiles. To soften the natural lighting coming from the black-framed window, the roller blind played the role of mitigating both problems.

Kitchen with new countertops



Colors directly impact the aesthetics and personality of the kitchen.  In this apartment the architect Isabella Nalon created a carpentry that harmonizes with the style of the environment.  Project by Isabella Nalon.


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This radical reform modified the carpentry and installed several of them new false ceilings: at the edges and in the center of the room. Next to the central quartz bench, there is a adjacent 4-seater table.



Having a pantry with a dining table inside the kitchen has become a very recurring request from clients served by architect Isabella Nalon.  In this apartment, next to the island bench, made with a quartz top, the architect inserted a wooden table that can seat up to five people.


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“Integration is perceived not only by the shared use of space, but also by the choice and application of materials,” says the architect. The result was a light and bright environment, which became a daily meeting point for residents.

Dining room transformed into integrated kitchen



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The kitchen, previously cramped and isolated from the rest of the social area, was not liked by the owners of this apartment. That’s enough removal of one of the walls acquire greater breadth, obtaining a smoother circulation and increased natural light.



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“Additionally, our customers have gained a quartz worktop for quick mealswhich has become one of the most used songs in everyday life”, concludes Isabella.

More functional and fascinating kitchen



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This kitchen remodel was inspired by resident’s passion for cooking, which lost functionality when using existing resources. Architect Isabella Nalon was inspired by the aesthetics of traditional Brazilian kitchens, with vivid colors and intense patinas.



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To increase the available space, he opened a space between the dining room and the kitchen, delimiting them with a sliding door. Another strong point is the yellow sideboard with wheelswhich is proposed as a practical, fascinating and economical solution for inserting a quick meal corner.



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Source: Terra

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