Our clients’ original kitchen felt cramped and short on storage. By removing the small wall that separated the kitchen and dining room and adding a support beam, we created an open, more functional layout. Exposing the chimney on all sides introduced warmth and character to the space.
Relocating the refrigerator and adding a peninsula provided generous countertop workspace, while concealing the microwave within the peninsula kept surfaces clear. Additional cabinetry and a tall pantry greatly improved storage.
A new ceiling with pot lights and pendant fixtures brightened the room, transforming a once dim kitchen into an inviting, light-filled space.
Designers: Suzanne Saul and Kirsten Grund
