The owners of this 100 year-old home needed a new kitchen and wanted to restore it to the original character of this classically-inspired craftsman. With grown children living nearby, they wanted a space that would not only be a long-awaited realization of their dream kitchen, but a central gathering place for three generations.
The new design removed dividing walls and raised the ceiling back to 9 feet. A simple and practical rectangular plan around a central island reorients the space toward the outdoors and the new classical stair landing. Honed Carrara marble countertops and Shaker style cabinet doors reinforce the craftsman/classical theme.
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Looking from the kitchen to the outdoors -
Honed marble countertops -
Walls have been removed creating one larger living space -
A bow front farm sink -
Oak wood flooring is set to match the rest of the house -
Builtin refrigerator frees up space for cooking -
A simple and practical rectangular plan around a central island reorients the space toward the outdoors. -
Outdated cabinets were replaced by classic custom cabinetry.
