This stately Tudor, located in Bloomfield Hills needed a kitchen that reflected the grandeur of the exterior architecture. Plato Woodwork custom cabinetry was the client's first choice and she was immediately drawn to the subtle amenities like carved turnings, corbels and hand-applied glaze. The coffered ceiling over the island gave additional warmth to the room. Choosing Subzero and Wolf appliances that could be completely integrated was key to the design.
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yvette831 wrote:
What are the dimensions of the island - Island dimensions »
Steve Ramaekers Hi there,
Thank you for your question!
The island in this kitchen is on the smaller side as we were low on space. It is 6’-3” x 2’-9”; therefore we chose to make it a working island vs. a seated island.
Please let me know if I can answer any additional questions.
Happy New Year!
Christine Ramaekers, CKD
MainStreet Design Build
248-644-6330
bdgracy I am looking at a way to hide the microwave. This looks like a great idea. What is the width of the cabinet to hold the microwave and inset doors. Thanks
MainStreet Design Build Thank you for your comments and inquiry! The utility cabinet is 36" wide with retractible doors and an inside usable space of about 30". The cabinets are custom built by Plato Woodwork.
Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
Good Luck!
Christine Ramaekers, CKD
MainStreet Design Build
Steve Ramaekers Thank you for your inquiry! The cabinet with the breakfast bar and retractable doors is a total of 36" wide. You will have to subtract you cabinetry rail width and allowance dimension for retracting doors to get your final interior width. Every cabinetry manufacturer will be slightly different.
Good Luck!
Christine Ramaekers, CKD
MainStreet Design Build
Thank you for your question!
The island in this kitchen is on the smaller side as we were low on space. It is 6’-3” x 2’-9”; therefore we chose to make it a working island vs. a seated island.
Please let me know if I can answer any additional questions.
Happy New Year!
Christine Ramaekers, CKD
MainStreet Design Build
248-644-6330