1920 Colonial

This kitchen renovation involved removing a structural wall that separated the Kitchen from the Dining room. The removal made space for a family-friendly island for quick meals and homework. It also opened up the spaces to more light and better circulation for entertaining. We also removed a rear mudroom space to enable a coffee station, more storage and better light from the back porch.

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Since the clients were passionate cooks, they required professional-grade appliances. Make-up air for the range hood was integrated into the wall above the refrigerator, which buffered the winter air drawn into the space during the colder months.