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At the core of this transformation was the client’s aspiration for an open, interconnected space. The removal of barriers between the kitchen, dining, and living areas created an expansive, fluid layout, elevating the home’s ambiance and facilitating seamless interaction among spaces. The new open layout is the perfect space to cook and entertain merging sophistication with functionality. The journey began with the client’s exploration of colors, eventually embracing Benjamin Moore’s Hale Navy blue as the cornerstone for the cabinetry. This choice set the stage for a harmonious palette that tied in with the living and dining room furniture and rugs. Integrating a natural stone countertop became a focal point, incorporating these varied hues while gold fixtures added a touch of luxury and sophistication. Throughout the design process, challenges were met with innovative solutions. Space optimization was key, requiring strategic placement of appliances like a smaller-width refrigerator alongside a pull-out pantry cabinet. The island, a central feature, not only provided additional seating but replaced the need for a separate table and chairs, optimizing the space for gatherings and enhancing the flow between the kitchen and the adjoining areas. The revitalized kitchen now stands as a vibrant hub for social interaction. The homeowner seamlessly integrates into gatherings, no longer confined by kitchen walls, while guests engage effortlessly in the cooking process at the island. This transformation embodies the convergence of beauty and functionality, where every design element tells a story of thoughtful innovation and meticulous attention to detail.

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This gray kitchen was refaced with recessed panel doors and contemporary bar handles. The granite countertop has an ogee edge profile and an undermount double bowl sink. A range of conveniences were added, including a tip out tray and several cabinet optimizers, including a blind corner organizer.

The built-in desk features storage for the client's Mackenzie-Childs pottery, LED lighting, a fabric covered display board, and a pull-out cabinet to store a hidden printer. This kitchen won first place in the 2014 NKBA Northern New England kitchen design awards (large kitchen remodel). by Pennville Custom Cabinetry. Photo by Joseph St. Pierre

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This gray kitchen was refaced with recessed panel doors and contemporary bar handles. The granite countertop has an ogee edge profile and an undermount double bowl sink. A range of conveniences were added, including a tip out tray and several cabinet optimizers, including a blind corner organizer.

For the light-filled breakfast nook, the homeowner's existing dining set was used, with the chairs re-covered in a splashy black, fuchsia and green fabric. Overhead is a whimsical white chandelier. Photo by Joseph St. Pierre