For our client’s, their home built in the 80’s was too compartmentalized to meet their needs of today. As a family that loves to cook and entertain, the kitchen lacked flow to the adjacent spaces, and it was difficult for people to gather in large numbers comfortably.
The remedy for this, was to remove the wall between the kitchen and dining room, allowing for an expansive kitchen with an impressive island to take up this footprint. The new kitchen flows directly into the relocated dining room, which was a rework of the existing sunken living room to create a seamless flow between the two spaces.
Clean whites and warm wood tones can now be found within the home, along with a mixture of matte black and brushed nickel metal finishes making for a jaw dropping experience upon entering the front door.