Transitional Kitchen with Cork Floors Design Ideas
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CairnsCraft Design & Remodel
This first floor kitchen and common space remodel was part of a full home re design. The wall between the dining room and kitchen was removed to open up the area and all new cabinets were installed. With a walk out along the back wall to the backyard, this space is now perfect for entertaining. Cork floors were also added for comfort and now this home is refreshed for years to come!
Michael Andrew
MDB Design Group
This beautiful Tudor house built in 1923 made a classic statement on a street in Glendale, California. The living room and dining room were just what you would expect with oak floors, crown molding and leaded glass windows. Then you walk through the door from the dining room into the kitchen and a time warp took you to a 1950’s kitchen with metal cabinets and a triangular cooktop peninsula.
How do I change the kitchen to make it part of the house and add functions that every cook wants? The homeowners agreed that we needed to remove everything down to the studs and start fresh. We removed all the cabinets, soffit, ceiling and floor. Due to termite damage, the 2 windows and all the framing on the east wall was replaced.
I presented two plans to the homeowners and we finalized one. We moved the sink from the diagonal corner and centered it under the smaller window.
JRY & Co.
Studio Maven
This photo is taken from the front living room through the dining to kitchen. The wall was partially removed allowing more light and over all flow through the space.
photographer: Shalaco Sching
Copperstone Kitchens and Renovations
The decorative light over the table is:
Nuevo, Zeus – has a 60 watt STANDARD bulb base.
(HGVF404 gold)
'g' Green Design Center
Our clients wanted to remodel their kitchen so that the prep, cooking, clean up and dining areas would blend well and not have too much of a kitchen feel. They asked for a sophisticated look with some classic details and a few contemporary flairs. The result was a reorganized layout (and remodel of the adjacent powder room) that maintained all the beautiful sunlight from their deck windows, but create two separate but complimentary areas for cooking and dining. The refrigerator and pantry are housed in a furniture-like unit creating a hutch-like cabinet that belies its interior with classic styling. Two sinks allow both cooks in the family to work simultaneously. Some glass-fronted cabinets keep the sink wall light and attractive. The recycled glass-tiled detail on the ceramic backsplash brings a hint of color and a reference to the nearby waters. Dan Cutrona Photography
A Direct Cabinet Distributor Corp
One of A Direct's designers, Ted, partnered up with Anne Surchin, Architect on this Southold, NY kitchen renovation. As you can see, the outcome was just beautiful. We love that this kitchen design gives the customer functional, designated working areas. Instead of focusing on the "kitchen triangle," kitchen designers have been focusing on creating functional work zones. With this kitchen, we've done just that! The "cooking zone" has ample counter top space and is completely separate from the "sink/ washing zone." This allows the chef to be interrupted, while others are getting a jump on dishes. On top of a plethora amount of cabinet storage, and two glass display cabinets, this kitchen truly has it all!
Boston Building Resources
Thick masonry walls of this former farmhouse make for deep windowsills. Countertop material extends back to cover the area.
Transitional Kitchen with Cork Floors Design Ideas
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