Wood Kitchen
Wood Kitchen was a complete remodel for the homeowner’s current kitchen. The homeowner wanted an updated kitchen, with neutral colors.
The client expressed that they really enjoyed cooking and hosting, so I decided to add an island with seating into the kitchen to encourage conversation and togetherness. The range will be 36” rather than a 30” range, in order to better accommodate the amount of cooking that will be done.
When looking at the top view, you can better see that on the right side of the rendering, there will be a medium sized dining table. The room originally had walls separating the dining room and kitchen, but we chose to remove those to create a more collaborative and open space.
In the dining area of the space, I also chose to add some smaller cabinetry on the north wall, in order to make both rooms feel like one. The cabinetry in the dining area matches the kitchen, and will provide some necessary extra storage for the homeowner.
Green Kitchen
Green Kitchen was a also complete remodel. The homeowner wanted to update their kitchen, and fell in love with the sage cabinets.
When discussing what they wanted for their kitchen, they wanted to have more countertop space than they currently had. We extended the countertop under the window, and had it enter into the dining space slightly, in order for them to give a lot more counterspace and storage.
Looking at the top view, you can see that the kitchen and the dining area will all be one room. This kitchen is fairly small, so it was challenging to make sure that they had enough storage and counterspace, without intruding too far into the dining area.We implemented a different combinations of large drawers, smaller drawers, and a tall utility cabinet in order to provide diverse storage options for large pots and pans, utensils, and even small appliances.
Basement Kitchenette
Basement Kitchenette was done in order to one day convert the basement into an area to gather and host friends and family.
The client wanted to have some peninsula seating, and a simple design to incorporate a fridge and sink. They wanted this space to be able to be used as a secondary place to host people, but also as a place to be able to store and use crockpots and other small appliances.
Below, I attached the partially finished product. This was directly after the countertop installation, and they later added the faucet, the fridge, and some bar stools.
The top view shows a better example of the overall layout, and why the kitchenette is a galley design, as it worked best for the area. We decided to make the peninsula bar height, in order to provide more storage and to incorporate higher bar stool chairs.We also added cabinets underneath their television in order to incorporate the two areas more. It is a large open plan basement, so it helped to make the spaces feel like they were connected.