The cook top area offered very little work space and the microwave mounting height hampered the utilization of large pots and proper ventilation.

The induction cook top is now centered on the longest wall of the kitchen area to provide maximum work space. The curved glass hood and stainless splash becomes the focal point for this mid century home.

Relocating the dishwasher to the right of the sink allows for proper operation of all cabinets and appliance doors. The work areas for the kitchen are now defined by specialized storage and the space can support multiple cooks simultaneously.

Increased drawer storage and height of the cabinets reduces clutter. The elimination of the glass shelves allows more natural light to enter the room.

Request for a sturdy storage system for the delicate stem ware and interior cabinet organizers for the bar accessory items.

The sink in the wet bar area was centered to provide a functional working space. The wall storage was enhanced with wood open cabinets and a stem ware hanging shelf. The stainless steel metal back splash adds a more current sparkle to the space.