White Prewar Kitchen with Custom Cabinetry

Our primary objective in optimizing space required considering every eighth inch of space! This was strategically considered to create a polished, luxurious and highly usable space. Beams were tucked behind custom built-in shelving and cabinetry extending to the ceiling for clean lines. A staggered cabinet depth was designed to maximize space and remove the tunnel effect created by the relocation of the entrance, and custom shelving was remade to scribe the 2” crooked walls. The mirror backsplash was installed to create the illusion of width. Keeping with the 1929 building period, we custom made cabinet and side panels to match the existing molding on the door. The beauty of this kitchen is enhanced by its Silverblue Cleft Slate floors, period pewter hardware, custom under-cabinet lighting, honed statuary marble backsplash and white glass countertop.