One of the design features that really opened up this kitchen, literally, was the removal of the wall between the dining room and kitchen. This allowed for the installation of an island that added countertop, cabinet and seating space. The new kitchen is perfect for entertaining. An additional feature was moving the sink to the corner, greatly improving countertop space. Soffits were removed to allow for taller wall cabinets with decorative lighting above.

Hagerstown Redline cabinetry was used, in their Washington (Raised Panel) door style, in maple wood with a Butternut stain. Beautiful Yellow Sunset granite was installed throughout, and was finished off with Dal-Tile T102 Fossil Ridge Honed Travertine 3”x 6” Tile. The kitchen floor received Dal-Tile Ayer’s Rock AY05 Rustic Remnant 13”x 20” Tile, while the dining room received Mullican Knob Creek 3” Solid Oak Saddle hand scraped hardwood flooring.