Amanda Armstrong Sava

El Cerrito Transitional

An active family desired an up to date kitchen that was light and spacious with improved functionality.

A bump in the room that contained a large water heater and the furnace was eliminated by installing an on-demand hot water system and relocating the furnace to the attic. Enough space was now available for an island, pantry, and efficient mudroom with a stacked washer and dryer.

New windows and doors, along with LED lighting and durable materials added to the comfort of the room. Custom stainless steel floating shelf and pot racks were designed with the Client's cooking style in mind. The new kitchen is now the true hub of the house.
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Zip Code: 94530
Others who worked on this project: Rochelle Silberman Design