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Kitchen - traditional l-shaped kitchen idea in Charleston with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash and paneled appliances

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This Roswell kitchen received a complete remodel! Take a look through this gallery to see the gorgeous transformation. This kitchen was completely gutted and brand new shaker style cabinets installed with custom built Island. Additional renovations include moving sink to window area, stovetop hood, built-in microwave, recessed cans and pendant lighting, beveled white tile subway backsplash, hardwood floors, black pearl granite countertop and freshly painted ceiling, walls and trim. Kitchen design by CCFF. The kitchen is the heart of the home and this homeowner is sure to enjoy this new updated space for years to come! 

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One of McKinley Burkart’s most aesthetically traditional projects, the Island Residence is a 15,000 square foot house made of pavilions and low bridges, completely surrounded by water. McKinley Burkart worked closely with landscape architects to design a residence that is fully integrated with its site. Water flows from a small fountain and trickles down, flowing throughout the site under glass bridges featuring the koi fish that populate the stream. The house implements Asian planning principles of connecting indoor and outdoor space using pavilions and bridges yet brings forth a West Coast, heavy timber aesthetic throughout the whole residence.