KITCHEN & BATH
Kitchen Renaissance
Greenville Kitchens shows off their design prowess in this revitalized bright and airy kitchen.
B Y K A I T LY N M U R R AY | P H O T O G R A P H Y B Y S A R A H FA R K A S
Greenville Kitchens transformed a smaller northern Rhode Island kitchen
into a more functional open concept design complete with a new and
improved center island, all new appliances, custom cabinetry, granite
countertops and beautiful hardwood flooring.
GREENVILLE KITCHENS, 41 Cedar Swamp Rd.,
Smithfield, 401-231-1230, techdesignbuild.com
46 RHODE ISLAND MONTHLY’S NEST |
2020
There are so many considerations when it
comes to renovating your house. Materials and designs
are constantly changing to make spaces simultaneously
functional, comfortable and beautiful. That’s where
Greenville Kitchen and Bath comes in. A leader in
Rhode Island renovation and design for more than thirty
years, the full-service remodeler has a reputation for
combining creativity and common sense.
“Some of our clients are looking for the latest trends,
but most are looking for a kitchen that will maintain
its beauty for the next twenty years,” explains designer
Lyndsey Laramee. “Given our years of experience in
design and construction, we’re able to bring a higher
level of detail than others.” Greenville’s team also focuses
on getting clients back to their normal lives. “We have
a team of staff carpenters,” says owner Eric Anderson.
“We pride ourselves on having everything on-site before
we start the job, so we can get in and out quickly and
make it as convenient as possible for our clients.”
This was the case for the pictured northern Rhode
Island home. The homeowners wanted to modernize
their kitchen, a prominent part of their home which was
divided by a wall. They enjoy cooking and entertaining
and needed to combine form and function. Lead by
designer Lyndsey Laramee, the Greenville Kitchen
and Bath team not only masterfully opened up the
space by knocking down the wall, but also rearranged
the layout and design so that it was more conducive to
the homeowners’ lifestyle. They installed a larger island
concept, all new appliances, custom cabinetry, granite
countertops and beautiful hardwood flooring. The
homeowner was thrilled with the process and the result:
“It came together more beautifully than we imagined.
The space is open and bright, and everything is where it
should be. Everything happens around the island, from
breakfast in the morning to prep for holiday meals and
wine with friends.”
“We also included a couple of neat, modern-day
additions, like concealing a television in one of the
cabinets,” says Laramee. “Working closely with our
clients and including them in the design process allows
us to understand how they will use the space and what
they value most.”
Always on top of current material and design trends,
Greenville Kitchen and Bath’s Smithfield showroom
offers a sample of available product lines. Walking
in, customers can expect to find breathtaking, quality
products for every budget. From custom cabinets and
countertops to backsplashes, hardware, flooring, paint
and wall-paper samples and plumbing fixtures — it’s easy
to be inspired to design your own space.
The Greenville team handles everything from initial
design to the finishing touches. Don’t know what style
of cabinetry suits your needs? They will help you find
one that works with your desired flow and complements
your home’s existing architecture. They can also tell you
why granite countertops remain so popular (hint: it has
to do with its wide variety of options and its durability).
And, in the end, they will execute your vision with
flawless attention to detail.