The second time is the charm when it comes to this Lake Erie home’s…
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Projects – Kitchen
When the owners of this Silver Spring, MD, home decided to make the move…
Stepping into a project in progress, this Illinois designer integrates new elements with existing features to create an updated kitchen with maximized storage, enhanced functionality and a unified look.
Glen and Ann Sather lead very busy lives. As general manager of the New…
There can be a lot of feet moving around this Farmington, NM, kitchen when…
Dilapidated walls, floors and fireplaces plagued a house with otherwise great bone structure. A narrow galley kitchen along the home’s front allowed for little movement and a basement directly under the kitchen area that resulted in a huge moisture problem.
This kitchen was part of a whole-house renovation that transformed a Cape Cod into a Shingle-style home. The owners sought a sophisticated farmhouse-style kitchen that fit into their rural setting in a historic valley in suburban New Jersey.
To create a contemporary, light-filled space, this project scope encompassed a full demolition and architectural overhaul to open the previously dark, compartmentalized area.
Built in 1906, the owners wanted to remodel their kitchen and chose historic details such as quartersawn oak floors, furniture-quality quartersawn oak island with rounded corners, stained glass on upper cabinets, natural materials and a new passthrough from the kitchen to the dining room.
This kitchen makeover incorporates cabinetry reminiscent of the Victorian/Edwardian Periods while offering differentiation and all the modern amenities.