This turn of the century home did not boast a lot of space, but the removing the main dividing wall turned an awkward hallway into increased useable floorspace.
Rich wood tones and beautiful blue cabinets are the features of this space. Gleaming walnut counters were worth the investment and handcrafted tile add excellent texture to the backsplash.
Two awkward bulkheads were transformed into design elements. One was clad in brick veneer and the other was disguised with reclaimed barn wood to create a faux beam.
A tiny powder room was tucked under the stairs. Fabulous wallpaper, live edge vanity top and a golden faucet turn this tiny water closet into an exciting surprise space.