Shaker Heights Transitional
While the conversation started because of a broken range, the ultimate goal was beauty, open space, and functionality.
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Soffit Removal
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Corner closet removal - provides space around the range
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Removal of peninsula and lengthen the island - improves walk flow through the kitchen and visually widens the space.
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Angled cabinet at the end of the sink run allows easy access to seating area.
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Walnut butcher block adds functionality and warmth.
Pepper Pike Traditional
This Pepper Pike family needed a larger open space to entertain guests and wanted a warmer color concept to compliment the adjoining den.
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Soffit removed.
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Dining room wall removed.
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Partition wall enclosing old hutch removed.
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Peninsula between kitchen and breakfast nook removed.
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Pass through window to the den removed and full staircase and entry way added for open feel to the den.
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Solid cherry wood and marble floors combined with rustic bronze accents.
Cleveland Heights Traditional
A young couple expecting their first child needed functionality and an updated look to match the rest of their traditional home.
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$25k Budget.
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Combined neutral wall color with even height cabinet doors to minimize the appearance of soffits that had to remain in order to support the structural integrity of the home.
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Turned the alcove corner with specialized cabinets in order to improve access and lighting.
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Altered the position of the gas stove for better access, room in the kitchen, and work space on either side.
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Added a corner hutch for decoration and added storage.