This 100+ year old rowhouse kitchen was thoughtfully reconfigured. The door and the window switched places to allow for a functional L shape. The ceiling was raised to it's original height. The rest of the house has beautiful white oak trim in a rich red tone. Crystal Cabinet Work's quarter sawn white oak in Umber stain with a flat sheen was just the right fit. The simple shaker cabinet door style shows off the beautiful oak grain. Since there was so much height, double stacking the cabinets on the sink wall was imagined early on. The Glacier leaded glass provides vintage charm. The homeowner's favorite art piece provides a stunning focal point. The homeowner is a serious chef and required a top notch range and a commercial kitchen floor. There are many storage options in the hallway from the dining room and plenty of counter space. Design by Marie. Photo by Russ for Sunday Kitchen & Bath, Rockville, MD