Kitchen Remodel · Winona Lake, IN

Zelmanovich Kitchen

Winona Lake, Indiana

About the Project

This early-1900s home required a complete kitchen transformation while preserving the character of the house. The project involved correcting years of uneven walls and outdated construction before the new finishes could even begin.

The Challenge

The biggest challenge was the home's age. Decades of settling had left walls far from plumb or square, and the original construction didn't meet modern standards in several areas. Before a single cabinet went up, the team had to establish true reference points throughout the space and address substrates that weren't ready for new finishes. Careful planning was the difference between a kitchen that looked good and one that would hold up for decades.

Before & After

Before
Zelmanovich kitchen before — dated layout, yellow walls, no storage
After
Zelmanovich kitchen after — blue cabinets, tile backsplash, soapstone countertops, new windows

The Result

The finished kitchen provides a functional, updated space while maintaining the timeless character that makes historic homes so special. The modern finishes blend seamlessly with the home's original architecture — the result feels like it always belonged there.

Project Scope

  • Full cabinet removal and installation
  • Custom vent hood fabrication
  • Soapstone countertops
  • Tile backsplash
  • Updated plumbing fixtures
  • Drywall repairs and skim coat
  • Extensive finish carpentry and custom trim
  • New hardwood flooring

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Project Gallery

Full kitchen — blue cabinetry, stainless fridge, soapstone countertops
Stove and tile backsplash with soapstone countertops
Sink area with custom window trim and soapstone countertops
Sink and window detail
Kitchen before — dated layout and yellow walls
Kitchen before — wire shelving and yellow walls
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