LM.DESIGNS

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LM.DESIGNS
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Highland Manor Kitchen

Goals: The client wanted the kitchen to be more open to the living room. They felt the kitchen was dark and small.
Client wish list:
-Increase the height of the wall cabinets
-Add better lighting
-Add new tile flooring in the kitchen to tie in with new wood flooring in the living room
-Have a space that better reflects their style
-They wanted gray colors but still needed it to flow with adjoining rooms

Cabinetry: Dura Supreme- Highland, Pearl
Project Year: 2015
Country: United States
Others who worked on this project: Inspired Closets Memphis
Before
Before, the kitchen was closed off from the living room and breakfast room, creating three separate spaces.
Highland Manor Kitchen
Before
Wall between the living room and kitchen
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Walls are opened up to see what they contain. Preparing for supportive beams to go in.
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The new space is now open to the breakfast room and living room.
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Before
The U-shaped sink wall made the kitchen feel even more cramped.
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The new sink wall provides continuous work space.
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Apron front sink with lantern style pendant light above to draw interest.
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The streamlined bridge style faucet compliments the classic style of the farmhouse sink.
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Before
The old refrigerator was positioned in the main doorway, blocking access when open.
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Moving the refrigerator to the sink wall allowed us to open the kitchen up to the living room.
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Before
The odd assortment of tiles above the cooktop did not reflect the customer's style.
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The range and matching hood is a statement piece. Accented with an intricate water jet marble mosaic backsplash.
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The kitchen now feels lighter and brighter and integrates well with adjoining spaces.
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Taken from the client's inspirational photo, the contractor trimmed out the back of the raised bar to create interest and provide a durable surface.
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Before
The pantry space before was deep and poorly utilized
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We reworked the existing pantry to provide more storage and function. No more lost items in the back.
Highland Manor Kitchen
We reworked the existing pantry to provide more storage and function.
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Before
The view of the laundry room from the kitchen looked right at the washer and dryer.
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Shifting the washer and dryer now hides them from view. We also added much needed counterspace and more usable hanging rod.
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