Dining with a view
For this 70s Shed-style home, the 50-year-old kitchen was ready for an update and upgrade. The layout, materials, and finishes were inspi
Correcting the layout
The original kitchen was a traditional galley with a small pass-through window peering into the main living space. We love a good galley, but this one had issues. The wall dividing the kitchen from the living room created a cramped dining area on one side, and an awkward, unusable space on the other.
By removing the wall and rotating the layout, we maximized the space, allowing more seating, storage, prep space, and an overall better flow. Rotating the kitchen also fully took advantage of gorgeous meadow views outside the large casement windows.
Selecting materials and finishes
Placeholder something about how we matched the cabinets to the existing species and finish of the existing doors and paneling so that they would feel like they were always there. Hardware was burnished antique and bronze to feel warm and earthy. Same thing for stone. Earthy.
The Inglenook touch
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