This 1930s home already had so much charm, but it was fun to peel back the layers and add unique elements to some of its historical features to help them shine through in the final design. This included moving the kitchen back to its original location from when the house was first built. The new kitchen features a custom-built cased opening into the space with reclaimed beams; a custom white oak island with Carrara marble countertops; and brass detailing throughout. Now it’s filled with light and natural textures that make the space feel updated while still capturing the nostalgia of the original house.