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1935 Antique Cape Kitchen

The original kitchen was cut-off from the rest of the house. It was bright with a big pantry, but it was not easy for entertaining or contemporary living. We opened up the room up by removing the wall between the kitchen and the living room and built an addition to give even more workspace and storage. The island is made from re-claimed barn boards the homeowner was able to find. We also continued the beautiful antique yellow pine floors into the new kitchen and addition. To top it all off, beautiful soapstone and marble countertops.

Antique Cape Addition · More Info


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Antique Cape Renovation · More Info


Antique Cape Renovation · More Info


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Comments (4)

  • 11 years ago
    Beautiful kitchen with a nice blend of modern and classic elements!
    Terrance J Souza Custom Building & Remodeling thanked njerome09
  • 11 years ago

    Very pretty. I love the natural wood on the island. Why didn't you do a tile backsplash? Didn't the owners want one?

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    11 years ago

    Thank you for your compliments. We discussed a tile backsplash, however the homeowner preferred the the simplicity of the 4" soapstone backsplash with its clean, uncluttered look.

  • 11 years ago

    Looks good and I'm glad you kept the old frig. It looks great.