How do you want to cook in your kitchen?
One of the first questions we ask our clients is
“How do you want to live?”
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Here are three examples of before and after...
1) Our client owned a small Victorian with a lot of small rooms. (3) The kitchen was separated from the dining room by a structural wall. She wanted a new kitchen from which she could enterain while simultaneously talking to her guests. (1) So we designed a steel transfer beam (we do our own structural calculations and this makes our process more efficient) and created a link to a new bar and the dining room table beyond(2). The kitchen itself was modest (5) and came in under budget but I think the way we created a new space was a tremendous improvement in the functionality of the house.
2) This was a 1949 ranch house on a ravine in Highland Park. (8) The house has its original kitchen and we created something new and contemporary. (6 and 7) My original design replaced the backsplash with a sheet of vision glass from the countertop to the underside of cabinets. Next time!
3) The last kitchen is one that we really like because we turned a closed, dark space (9) into a inside/outside space where cooking becomes an experience. (10, 11, 12)
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One of the first questions we ask our clients is
“How do you want to live?”
Here are three examples of before and after...
1) Our client owned a small Victorian with a lot of small rooms. (3) The kitchen was separated from the dining room by a structural wall. She wanted a new kitchen from which she could enterain while simultaneously talking to her guests. (1) So we designed a steel transfer beam (we do our own structural calculations and this makes our process more efficient) and created a link to a new bar and the dining room table beyond(2). The kitchen itself was modest (5) and came in under budget but I think the way we created a new space was a tremendous improvement in the functionality of the house.
2) This was a 1949 ranch house on a ravine in Highland Park. (8) The house has its original kitchen and we created something new and contemporary. (6 and 7) My original design replaced the backsplash with a sheet of vision glass from the countertop to the underside of cabinets. Next time!
3) The last kitchen is one that we really like because we turned a closed, dark space (9) into a inside/outside space where cooking becomes an experience. (10, 11, 12)
Do you have a kitchen you want to better align with how you live? #kitchendesign #lincolnparkcentral #goldcoastneighbors #marthastewartliving #marthastewart #dwell #lincolnparkchicago #lakeviewchicago #hydeparkchicago #logansquare #logansquarechicago #avondalechicago #northcenterchicago #bomanville #bronzeville #houseaddition #finehomebuilding #dwell #dwellmagazine #brickwork #marvinwindows #masonrywork #lincolncentralassociation #benjaminmoore #highlandpark #oakpark #goldcoastneighborhood #archipendium #atproperties #evanstonhomes #kitchendesign #kitchenremodel #luxehome #chicagomagazine#logansquarechicago
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