Categories kitchen, Recent Work

Inside a Stunning Kitchen Remodel in Arlington, MA

When it comes to small kitchen renovations in Arlington, MA, smart design can make a big impact. This recent project by our team at McDonald Contracting shows how even a compact space can feel open, functional, and elevated with the right approach. By incorporating custom cabinetry, textured glass panels, and streamlined storage solutions, this kitchen renovation maximizes every inch without sacrificing style. Thoughtful details—like warm wood finishes, modern hardware, and efficient layout choices—help transform a smaller kitchen into a space that feels both practical for everyday use and visually inviting.

Check out the finished photos!

Let us know what you think about this kitchen! Thanks for following along, The team at McDonald Contracting

Categories Blog, Recent Work

Delightful New Kitchen

Our team has been working on this kitchen renovation since late winter and we’re thrilled it’s completed! We created a more spacious feel by adding a sliding door (better access to the backyard) and knocked down a wall to create a more open and expansive space.  The colors and design elements came together nicely. What do you think?

During Construction:

 

After:

Let us know what you think about this kitchen renovation our team at McDonald Contracting completed in Arlington, MA.

Categories Blog, Recent Work

Expansive Second-Floor Home Addition

Our team at McDonald Contracting took this one-story home from good to great! By adding on an entirely new floor, we were able to give the homeowners more space for family time as well as more bedrooms for privacy. Prior to the renovation, this was a 2-bedroom and 1 bath home shared by 4 people and 2 adorable dogs.  Each of the kids now has their own room and the parents now of a spacious new master bedroom, bathroom and walk-in closet.  The laundry is now on the second floor, making for easier laundry days!

Check out this gorgeous renovated home –

Before/During:

After:

Thanks for following along,

Ed McDonald