A two-tone Philadelphia kitchen with white upper and gray lower shaker cabinets, a blue hexagon tile backsplash, a marble-look quartz island, black hardware and faucet, stainless appliances and wood-look flooring in an open layout.

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Gray lower cabinets, white uppers, blue hexagon tile backsplash and black faucet

Two-tone kitchen with stainless refrigerator, range and dishwasher and a marble-look island top

Open floor plan with the new kitchen, island and wood-look plank flooring

Location Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Completed September 2025

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Service Kitchen Remodeling Kitchen Remodeling in Philadelphia, PA

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White uppers keep this kitchen bright; gray lowers and a blue hexagon backsplash give it color.

What we did

Installed white upper and gray lower shaker cabinets with black pulls.
Tiled the backsplash in blue-gray hexagon mosaic.
Built an island with a marble-look quartz top and set matching counters.
Fitted stainless appliances, a black faucet and a black ceiling light, with wood-look plank flooring through the open layout.

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Why two tones

Painting the uppers white and the lowers gray keeps an open kitchen bright at eye level while the darker base cabinets hide scuffs. The blue-gray hexagon backsplash adds color without competing with the bold veining of the marble-look quartz island. Black pulls and a black faucet carry one accent across the room. Wood-look plank flooring runs through the open layout, so the kitchen reads as part of the living space.

Completed in September 2025 in Philadelphia.