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Although still not entirely complete (the screened porch was stuck in zoning), you can see the charm this camp has, with wonderful views of Lake George beyond.

Kitchen work space and drop zone, stool by Ballard Designs. Photo by Stacye Love
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Raised Panel Cabinets, Custom Hood, Island, Stainless Steel, Engineered Quartz Countertops, Grey, Vinyl Plank, Pantry, Open Concept, Crown Molding, Farmhouse Sink

Beautiful and bright open concept new construction estate overlooking the east bay hills and vineyard in the San Francisco Bay area. Plenty of room for two chefs to work simultaneously in their own "zones". Refrigerator/microwave zone and pantry/snack zones are both perched on the edges to avoid and traffic jams in the chef zones. (Photo credit; Kitchens of Diablo)

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Beautiful and bright open concept new construction estate overlooking the east bay hills and vineyard in the San Francisco Bay area. Plenty of room for two chefs to work simultaneously in their own "zones". Refrigerator/microwave zone and pantry/snack zones are both perched on the edges to avoid and traffic jams in the chef zones. (Photo credit; Kitchens of Diablo)

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This central staircase offers access to all three levels of the home. Along side the staircase is a elevator that also accesses all 3 levels of living space.

We combined 2 rooms to make this beautiful drop zone. Cabinetry by Red Industries. All walls were shiplapped, thank you Joanna Gaines. SW Alabaster used on cabinets and trim. Rectified porcelain tile from Best Tile, Hardware from Dutchman's Casual Living.

Design Thoughts: "We created a series of zones: entry storage as you come in from the garage; a mail and desk zone integrated into their pantry area; a zone at the front of the living room for piano practice, toy storage, and homeschooling; and plenty of areas to spread out when space is needed. All of these things were in addition to the typical kitchen, living, and dining spaces." -- Cherie Miller, Designer Back Entry/Foyer Details: Walls - Sherwin Williams 7016 Mindful Gray Floors: 3 ½” solid natural oak Trim/Ceiling - Sherwin Williams 7005 Pure White Cabinets - Sherwin Williams 7005 Pure White Photo Credit: www.wildsky-creative.com

Beautiful and bright open concept new construction estate overlooking the east bay hills and vineyard in the San Francisco Bay area. Plenty of room for two chefs to work simultaneously in their own "zones". Refrigerator/microwave zone and pantry/snack zones are both perched on the edges to avoid and traffic jams in the chef zones. (Photo credit; Kitchens of Diablo)

Removing the wall between the kitchen and dining room creates an open layout that’s much more conducive to the way the family likes to gather together and with guests.

Mudroom with dropzone
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Beautiful and bright open concept new construction estate overlooking the east bay hills and vineyard in the San Francisco Bay area. Plenty of room for two chefs to work simultaneously in their own "zones". Refrigerator/microwave zone and pantry/snack zones are both perched on the edges to avoid and traffic jams in the chef zones. (Photo credit; Kitchens of Diablo)

Beautiful and bright open concept new construction estate overlooking the east bay hills and vineyard in the San Francisco Bay area. Plenty of room for two chefs to work simultaneously in their own "zones". Refrigerator/microwave zone and pantry/snack zones are both perched on the edges to avoid and traffic jams in the chef zones. (Photo credit; Kitchens of Diablo)

Beautiful and bright open concept new construction estate overlooking the east bay hills and vineyard in the San Francisco Bay area. Plenty of room for two chefs to work simultaneously in their own "zones". Refrigerator/microwave zone and pantry/snack zones are both perched on the edges to avoid and traffic jams in the chef zones. (Photo credit; Kitchens of Diablo)