The homeowners came to us with a tiny, cramped, and extremely pink mid-century kitchen, ready to make a major change. We partnered with Souhegan Valley Construction to take down the wall between the undersized kitchen and oversized dining room, run a new gas line for a cooktop, move the refrigerator across the room and put a wall oven and microwave in its place, and replace the tile floor with hardwood matching the dining room. Removing the wall gave us the space needed for a generous island and still left enough room for dining comfortably. An updated gray-and-white color scheme lent relaxed sophistication to the room.