Jason Peist Architect

Home Improvement Professionals , Architects & Building Designers , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Universal Design , Basement Remodeling
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Jason Peist Architect
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Dog-Friendly Kitchen

For a family that fosters several rescue dogs, the goal of this remodel was to treat the homeowners for all their hard work, while maintaining a dog friendly atmosphere.
Project Year: 2019
Project Cost: $50,001 - $75,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 07746
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
We selected a glass door to bring in natural light from the mudroom/laundry room.
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Before
There were 7+ doors into the kitchen, and two steps. The cabinets were old and did not close. The laundry room was in the center of the kitchen.
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Before
The dining room and the kitchen were separated by walls.
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Before
The living room and the kitchen were separated. There were several types of floors throughout the house. The rooms were long and narrow, so furniture was hard to layout.
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Before
The eat-in space was undersized and featured two sliding doors, and two steps. This space was a tripping hazard for not only people, but for dogs.
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
We selected a glass door to bring in natural light from the mudroom/laundry room.
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
We selected a glass door to bring in natural light from the mudroom/laundry room.
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
Dog-Friendly Kitchen
We selected a glass door to bring in natural light from the mudroom/laundry room.
Dog-Friendly Kitchen