Beautiful Herndon Kitchen Remodel Inspired by Travels to Williamsburg
Customer Focus
Our MOSS customers came to us knowing that they wanted to update their original 1980s style kitchen in a specific and inspired manner, plus provide themselves with a better space to be with family and entertain friends. A bonus? Creating a kitchen that would allow their children to do homework and play nearby as well.
Inspired by their favorite vacation spot, Colonial Williamsburg, our customers wanted to incorporate the rich colonial blues that are commonly showcased in that region into the kitchen remodel. Our MOSS design team recommended a stunning Williamsburg blue for their semi-custom cabinetry color. Topped with a gorgeous soapstone countertop, which has natural veins and a rustic look, created an overall look and feel that made the homeowners feel truly at home and yet transported to Williamsburg at the same time.
Safety
The family had a reasonable expectation of our team recognizing that safety with small children around was of paramount importance, and they were impressed that all recommended CDC health and safety protocols were followed.
Performance
Accurate pricing and timelines meant a great deal to our customers. They very much appreciated the thorough communication by their project manager and field technicians throughout the entire process, and shared, “Ryan and Wade did a beautiful job and gave detailed attention to each piece of trim.”
Fairness
From the get-go, these homeowners stated they were looking for specific purposes for their kitchen remodel. Our MOSS consultants took care and attention to be sure our customers understood all aspects of the project and had all their questions answered.
Quality
The selection process is a crucial step to keeping any project on schedule. Our customers shared that they enjoyed making selections with their designer, and said, “We LOVE our soapstone countertops and our custom blue cabinets. William worked closely with us to custom design each and every aspect, and this was one of our favorite parts of the process.”