A few weeks ago, we were tasked to renovate an outdated and inefficient kitchen.
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| BEFORE: View from Service Door | | | | | | | |
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| BEFORE: View from Main Stairs |
We spent a lot of compressed time brainstorming and sketching different layouts before landing on a solution that worked for the client and their budget. After gutting the space, we reconfigured the existing kitchen to achieve better flow and connection to the dining area and other living spaces.
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| AFTER: View from Service Door |
Natural daylight was also a priority. To achieve this, we installed a larger window, to light up the entire kitchen, provided a light-colored countertops and painted the walls off-white. Warm base and wall cabinets balance out the white, while accent tiles add warmth to the space.
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| AFTER: Addition of an intimate Island Counter |
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| AFTER: View from Main stairs |
The kitchen is still modest in size, so we also had to be creative about ways to boost its efficiency. Light colors make it feel more spacious, while providing full-height cabinets helps reduce the visual clutter at the counters.
Completed November 2011
