This project was a fun one for us.  The client (a new business owner in Snohomish) was building out her space to get it ready for her grand opening and needed a few finishing touches to really make it pop! 

To start, we framed out new large closets to give the business that much needed storage space.  Beautiful and functional white doors with black barn door fittings were added to help add to the ambience of the space.  We then installed all of the cabinetry along the wall as well as the island full of cabinets.  To make the island really stand out, dark distressed wood shiplap was placed on the outside in a decorative diagonal pattern.

Lastly, we built custom café tables along the windows of the suite.   Hardwood oak butcher block planks were used for the table top and industrial pipe fittings were used for the table legs to give the tables some extra personality! 

The project below was something a little new for us –  we’ve changed out hundreds of light fixtures however none have ever been this BIG! 

This Lake Stevens house was originally built in 1989 and was designed and owned by an architect.   His design aesthetic was popular at the time and definitely reflected that late 80’s and early 90’s feel.  The current home owners weren’t too excited about it though and felt that it was time for a much needed change. 

Normally light fixtures are an easy fix and swap but this one took some extra planning and man power. This fixture was 8 feet long and 4 feet wide and hung 12 feet below the ceiling!  And it weighed approximately 500-600 pounds!

In order to get it down from the ceiling, we assembled a section of scaffolding beneath it (and over the kitchen island).  The first step was to unbolt the bottom portion and then cut it up into more manageable pieces and then we removed the trim from the metal frames and unbolted them from the ceiling.   At this point, we discovered something pretty scary!  This behemoth of a fixture was only attached to the ceiling with a few ¼ inch bolts that were bolted to a piece of ¾ plywood that was just laying in attic!  It was a very good thing that we were replacing it. 

After it was all removed, we patched the ceiling, removed the remaining track lights and added 10 new recessed LED can lights as well as the new beautiful pendant sphere light.  

 The new kitchen island light looks to be a lot smaller than the original but it’s about 4 feet in diameter itself!  We think the new fixtures looks amazing.  The homeowners did a great job choosing a new light that fills up the space but doesn’t over power it! 

Puckett Homes serves Snohomish County and the surrounding PNW areas.  Contact us for more information about your own kitchen or home remodel.  

Welcome to the new Puckett Homes Website!  We are so excited to be able to reveal our new brand look and our new name (formerly known as Puckett Construction). 

New Logo:

Favorite Design Elements:

Our graphic designer (Little Dot Creative) did a great job getting to know “who we are”. The modern yet PNW feel of our logo and design elements is just perfect for Puckett Homes.  We love the Pacific Northwest and we know our clients do too so it was important to us to have that reflected in our design. 

We really hope you like it as much as we do! 

Are you considering a new home project, remodel or build?  We’d love to chat with you.  Contact us below for a complimentary consultation.