A kitchen makeover can vary from changing some basic items for maximum effect to a complete makeover, removing the existing and starting with a blank canvas.

Below you can see examples of two previously converted kitchens in Isla Canela. It goes without saying that there are a multitude of possibilities between these two extremes.

Example 1.

A few changes, a big difference.

In this kitchen in an apartment in El Faro we took out the old worktop and put in an inexpensive local granite replacement. The owners asked us to replace the hob and extractor at the same time and the result is a lighter, brighter more modern feel.

Unfortunately we forgot to take a before photo but here’s a similar kitchen to give you a sense of the change.

The result: noticeably different from the usual run of the mill apartment kitchen.

Example 2.

A Complete Transformation

The clients were looking for a completely different feel from the existing kitchen with three cramped walled in areas. To achieve this, we were tasked with removing the old kitchen completely, knocking the walls down that separated the kitchen from both the living area and the entrance hall and replacing the four different ceiling heights with one new continuous ceiling. All new plumbing, electrics and lighting were installed.

As can be seen, this is a bulk standard Isla Canela apartment kitchen with utility room adjoined.,. an archway between hall and living area and a hatch connecting the kitchen.

With plumbing and electrics re-routed.

An ultra modern stylish kitchen is revealed. Black sparkling Silestone worktops, a black glass sink and glass wall tiles complete the effect, with blue low level plinth lighting and high level recess lighting.

The result: an unforgettable kitchen that will certainly make the apartment stand out from the crowd. The apartment is now exceptionally well rented as a result, as it stands out from the multitude on offer across the various websites.