Kitchen Re-Designed for Entertaining Large Parties
This kitchen, which was part of an extensive, whole-home remodel, incorporated a holistic approach. The clients love to entertain large groups and wanted the ability to cook authentic Asian food.
Check out our Before and After pictures and let us know what you think!
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A separate, well-ventilated “spice” kitchen was added, to expand on the utility of the main kitchen for “western”-style cooking and entertaining. It allows the cook to create delicious meals while hiding messes and cooking odors.
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Clever planning accomplished placement of an upright freezer, a tall wine cooler, wall ovens, warming drawer and built-in coffee service.
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Project Team
Architect/Designer | John Kits
Remodeler | Graeme Huguet
Interior Designer | Linda Jones
Photography by Bob Young
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PRO9 years agoThat quartz countertop is the bomb!
We see a lot of Cambria countertops. This one however, is dramatic. It's because of the thickness. You rarely see a slab this thick.
When remodeling the kitchen, its a good idea to go bold on one item. Give your guests something to awe over. This is easy to do, even if it's a pair of rope legs flanking the oven or sink. Maybe it's' that one glass cabinet door that that is back lit.
Choose 1 item and don't overdue it. This can always be done in good taste.
Here the homeowners embellished with bun feet. Strategically placed at each angle perspective, repeated to keep the theme. Its the one element of a 'designer's touch'. that doesn't take away from the rest of the design. Instead, it complements and creates interest.
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