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An island was previously situated between the sink and fireplace, causing major interruptions in the kitchen work-flow & blocking the fireplace. After removing the island and replacing it with an L-shaped peninsula, the clients can now enjoy meals by the fire or entertain without constraint.

An island was previously situated between the sink and fireplace, causing major interruptions in the kitchen work-flow & blocking the fireplace. After removing the island and replacing it with an L-shaped peninsula, the clients can now enjoy meals by the fire or entertain without constraint.

Enjoy the weather with an expanded lanai for outdoor living! This addition follows the style of the house and looks like it was meant to be. A fireplace with stonework sits on the lounging side of the addition with minimal wall space to interrupt the view. The other half is an outdoor kitchen with a matching stone wall behind the BBQ grill.

Enjoy the weather with an expanded lanai for outdoor living! This addition follows the style of the house and looks like it was meant to be. A fireplace with stonework sits on the lounging side of the addition with minimal wall space to interrupt the view. The other half is an outdoor kitchen with a matching stone wall behind the BBQ grill.

A kitchen with a dark island and a waterfall edge marble slab countertop, white shaker cabinets. Green ceramic tile backsplash, interrupted by a brass hood. Two oversized fan form pendant chandeliers hang symmetrically above the island.

An island was previously situated between the sink and fireplace, causing major interruptions in the kitchen work-flow & blocking the fireplace. After removing the island and replacing it with an L-shaped peninsula, the clients can now enjoy meals by the fire or entertain without constraint.

Here the newly added windows let in lots of light. The corner now looks intentional instead of a mistake. The awkward shelf is now removed, keeping the eye moving up the corner of the wall without interruption. Plants, furniture, art and accessories finish the space.

This retaining wall was dry stacked to create easy access to the barn. The wall mimics and English Ha Ha wall used to contain livestock, while not interrupting the view.

A kitchen with a dark island and a waterfall edge marble slab countertop, white shaker cabinets. Green ceramic tile backsplash, interrupted by a brass hood. Two oversized fan form pendant chandeliers hang symmetrically above the island.

It's the little things that really bring this kitchen together. In order to avoid interrupting the immaculate marble backsplash, we requested custom cut outs for single plugs to peak out through.

Architectural by David Stocker, AIA; Design Team: Enrique Montenegro, AIA, Kevin Pauzer{Photo by Nathan Schroder Photography}
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A built-in shower niche blends effortlessly into the marble slab, providing functional storage without interrupting the natural flow of the stone’s pattern.

Flat panel doors, minimal casing, and wide plank white oak flooring, recessed cans follow the ceiling plane without interruption, and the open layout flows naturally between sitting and dining.

A kitchen with a dark island and a waterfall edge marble slab countertop, white shaker cabinets. Green ceramic tile backsplash, interrupted by a brass hood. Two oversized fan form pendant chandeliers hang symmetrically above the island.

Flat panel doors, minimal casing, and wide plank white oak flooring, recessed cans follow the ceiling plane without interruption, and the open layout flows naturally between sitting and dining.

A kitchen with a dark island and a waterfall edge marble slab countertop, white shaker cabinets. Green ceramic tile backsplash, interrupted by a brass hood. Two oversized fan form pendant chandeliers hang symmetrically above the island.

A kitchen with a dark island and a waterfall edge marble slab countertop, white shaker cabinets. Green ceramic tile backsplash, interrupted by a brass hood. Two oversized fan form pendant chandeliers hang symmetrically above the island.

An island was previously situated between the sink and fireplace, causing major interruptions in the kitchen work-flow & blocking the fireplace. After removing the island and replacing it with an L-shaped peninsula, the clients can now enjoy meals by the fire or entertain without constraint.