Multi- Cook Makeover

It was all about the different materials used. White cabinets with just a tinge of grey blended well with the slate grey island. The original darker floor was replaced with a soft European oak flooring that was carried throughout the space. The iceberg quartzite countertops flowed nicely throughout the kitchen. They had a thicker mitered edge and waterfall ends on the island. An original pantry was removed and the walls were replaced with panels to match the cabinetry so the walk-in pantry blended well into the space and created symmetry with the tall cabinets at the opposite end. It created a “hidden door” feeling into the corner walk-in pantry. Cabinet pocket doors to the countertop hid a TV and coffee station on one end of the kitchen. The large Galley sink created a workstation for two to comfortably prep meals side by side. Cabinetry to the ceiling and a wall of refrigeration with a large wine cooler on center gave all of the storage and function needed. The end result is a stunning kitchen that is a pleasure to work and entertain in.