Spring 2021 One Room Challenge Kitchen Refresh

Welcome to Week 1 of the 2021 Spring One Room Challenge 2021!  During the scope of this project, we will be remodeling the Bramasole Due’s kitchen. Now the premise of this entire project revolves around remodeling for less than $3,000. What do you say? Is this even possible? Renovating your kitchen for less than $3,000 without demolishing anything. I don’t believe it! Start believing because it’s totally possible. And that is what we’re going to cover over the next eight weeks. Our kitchen is transforming using paint, textures, an Haute Bohemian color scheme, and a crapload of gorgeous finishing Touches.

I’m going to show you exactly how the design process works from concept to execution and everything in between. Any questions that you had about the popularity of virtual design will be answered during the next eight weeks. Follow along on our Instagram profile at KaSonndra Leigh Designs for behind-the-scene looks at the process. This week was all about finalizing the selections for our concept board. As a designer, I find it easy to help others transform their spaces without a hitch. However, when it comes to creating a design for my own space, the inspiration demon arrives on the scene and steals my muses gusto.

For this project that I’ve nicknamed the $2500k Jewel box kitchen, we will create a hot bohemian escape where wine will be on display, pots will be organized in some of the most beautiful ways, and cooking will become a luxury experience versus something do because I have to. Sounds fabulous, doesn’t it?

The design scheme we’re going for is dark and Moody. I’m talking about dark ceilings, walls, finishing Touches, cabinetry, open shelves… The works. I’ll be going bald my home with this design. Over the last 13 years, I’ve lived in a Mediterranean kitchen. While it was beautiful during its early days the thrill has worn off as well as this design Style. Time for a super sultry update. And what better way to do so than With The Ball Z notion of dark and Moody maximalist design in a kitchen. Can we pull it off?

Find out over the next seven weeks. Stay tuned for part two of our Spring 2021 One Room Challenge!

Don’t forget to follow along each week to see the progress of each of the Featured Designers and Guest Participants!