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Photorealistic interior rendering of a kitchen remodel in Transitional style. Two matching understated pendants, identical in size, centered over the island and evenly spaced in a line parallel to it (simple drum or seeded glass), with simple flush ceiling fixtures elsewhere; white or greige shaker cabinets in a balanced neutral palette with brushed nickel or satin brass hardware. Marble-look quartz countertops with soft veining, white subway tile backsplash, medium-tone hardwood flooring, optional soft navy or wood accent island; the calm middle ground, nothing bold or stark. Stock or semi-custom cabinetry, entry-grade quartz or laminate countertops, standard ceramic or subway tile, builder-grade faucet and fixtures, basic hardware, LVP flooring - clean and simple, modest and budget-appropriate, not premium or luxury. Color direction: Light and neutral. The space should feel Warm and cozy. Current condition: Outdated - show a realistic remodel of this starting point. Focus the remodel on these elements only: Cabinets, Countertops, Backsplash, Flooring, Lighting, Trim and molding, Paint, Plumbing fixtures, Vanity and countertop, Toilet, Fixtures, Lighting, Mirror, Linen storage, Paint, Trim and molding. Use the homeowner's selected materials, which take priority over the style defaults above - cabinets: Shaker, Flat Panel, Glass Front; countertops: White Quartz; backsplash: Subway Tile; flooring: Light Hardwood, Dark Hardwood; hardware and fixture finish: Matte Black, Brushed Nickel, Brushed Brass. Include these features in the scene where they fit naturally: Island, Pantry, Pot Filler, Beverage Center, Under-cabinet Lighting, Trash/Recycle Pullout, Spice Rack Pullout, Pro-Style Range Hood. Keep these existing items in place rather than replacing them: Appliances, Structural walls. Warm 2700K-3000K lighting, natural daylight from windows, realistic materials, no people, 16:9 aspect ratio, professional architectural photography.