Floor space was restricted by a closed off back entry within the kitchen

Baseboard radiators limited placement of cabinetry and furniture

Insufficient storage and counter space

Breakfast table had to serve as work prep space as well as compact seating area

Soffits and two different ceiling heights made the room feel smaller

Dark cabinetry, worn linoleum, and vintage appliances that didn’t always work

Open up the flow to allow cooking and gathering without feeling cramped

Seating for casual meals

Ensure all finishes are appropriate for this 1908 Home with classic bones

Bright cabinetry, colorful accents, and durable finishes

Walls around back entry and soffits were removed, ceiling height leveled. 

Refrigerator was relocated to the opposite wall with a new pantry.

Wall oven and cooktop were replaced with a range, allowing for more counter space on either side of it.

Shallow built-ins added by back door to maximize square footage with storage for shoes and everyday essentials.

Bright white classic shaker style cabinets and durable light grey LVT flooring balance the deep tones of the quartz counters and dark aquamarine backsplash. 

Baseboard radiators were replaced with electric toe kick heaters

The trim was matched to the existing profiles in the rest of the home

The narrow island with a butcher block counter not only serves as prep space, seating space and storage, but it’s also freestanding to allow it to be moved under the windows if needed.

Added quick access to their extensive spices collection with both a pullout next to the hood and a drawer organizer