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Viewing entries posted in Kitchen Design
Tuesday, March 30th 2010
Chicago Tribune Kitchen Design Story – How Pros Prevent Expensive Errors
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On March 21, 2010, the Chicago Tribune featured an interview with Gail Drury, CMKBD and president of Drury Design, in “Designers and architects can save you money: Pros prevent expensive home-improvement errors“ by Kari Richardson.
Thursday, February 18th 2010
Drury Design Honored at 2008 / 2009 Sub-Zero Wolf Kitchen Design Contest With Award
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Drury Design congratulates Tina Muller on winning an award at the 2008 /2009 Sub-Zero Kitchen Design Contest {KDC] award for her entry in the traditional kitchen category. Tina, a Glen Ellyn resident, joined Drury Design Studio in 2001 and is the recipient of numerous recent National Kitchen and Bath Association [NKBA] design awards.
A lot of time is spent in the kitchen, bathroom and other areas in which the room’s décor is critical. With today’s technologies, you can easily hide video screens and music speakers virtually anywhere.
This kitchen serves a very busy family of four. The home located in the Aurora / Naperville area was built in the 1980’s and possessed a lot of desirable amenities; however, the layout of this kitchen was very tight and not functional for the family’s lifestyle.
This recent kitchen remodeling project in Aurora / Naperville involved combining three rooms into one to create an ideal setting for entertaining. The existing diminutive and poorly lit kitchen, eating area and screened-in porch were morphed into one larger sprawling kitchen that included all amenities to make it perfect for cooking and entertaining as per the homeowners vision.
Here is a recent kitchen project that took inspiration from the client’s favorite restaurant – the design and materials were selected to create a rich urban feel with a warm color scheme and by combining the textures of glass, stone and wood.
Outdoor kitchens are not spaces that we ordinarily design and provide for our clients. But after meeting with Mitch Slater, owner of Danver Stainless Steel Cabinetry located in Wallingford Connecticut, and an expert in outdoor kitchens, at a recent kitchen business conference we attended in Dallas, we were left wondering, not why, but rather…why not.
Tuesday, October 06th 2009
Elegant Kitchens – Drury Design Featured in West Suburban Living 9/09
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Gail Drury, CMKBD of Drury Design and Janie Petkus of Janie Petkus Interiors co-designers of Glen Ellyn client kitchen is featured in West Suburban Living 9/09
Our Fall 09 Design Guide is now available on line…our eighth bi-annual effort. In this newsletter you will find features about two recent client projects; a beautiful whole home renovation we completed this past spring in Evanston and a lovely spa / master bath in Naperville for two very terrific clients.
The Mission: To re-design and renovate the kitchen and dining room in this suburban Chicago townhome by combining the two spaces for more room for cooking and entertaining and create a “Tuscan” feel throughout.
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