Patricia B. Warren, AIA Warren Architecture, LLC We renovated the Kitchen within the existing space, which is only 11 ft. wide. Starting from the left (as seen in the photo) the distance from the wall to the island cabinetry is 3'-1". This area is just for circulation and the bar stools. The island cabinetry is 2'-3" deep. The space between the island and the cabinetry along the wall to the right (outside the frame of the photo) is 3'-7" wide. This is a bit tight, especially if more than one person is trying to work in the Kitchen. But we were constrained by the existing space. I solve the problem of "too many cooks" by letting my husband cook, and I sit at the bar stools and have a glass of wine! I do have to do the dishes later, though.

Patricia B. Warren, AIA Warren Architecture, LLC The deepest overhang is 15". The mesquite top is reinforced underneath with a 3/4" thick underlayment of baltic birch plywood. This was inset into the mesquite, for a total thickness of 1 1/4". It is very solid. The cherry "skirt" around the edge of the countertop is decorative, not structural.

Nancy Simmons What is the overhang of the top countertop around the sink area? Is there an industry standard for this or did you pick/specify the amount?

Patricia B. Warren, AIA Warren Architecture, LLC The kitchen floor tiles are travertine, "Travertino Rosa".

mandyrimsn thank you. lovely work.

Patricia B. Warren, AIA Warren Architecture, LLC Hi Jim, I am not sure of your question. Please be more specific. Thanks,
Patricia Warren, Warren Architecture, LLC

ellenssinger i saw some like these on www.1stdibs.com, too

clairelevy great site, thanks!