白いビーチスタイルのキッチン (サブウェイタイルのキッチンパネル、中間色木目調キャビネット) の写真
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Angie Amato Wieland Architecture LLCThe owners desired an open kitchen, living and dining room area while maintaining the original integrity of this 1920's home. By removing walls and integrating archways between the spaces, the enlarged kitchen has become the central hub of the home. The clean lines of the flush cabinetry provides contrast to the original detailing and woodwork. Walnut veneer at the island warms the space and coordinates with adjacent furniture. Construction was by The Neil Kelly Company and the interior design was assisted by Kristine LeVernois, CKBD, CAPS. All photos are by The Neil Kelly Company.
Kimberley Kay InteriorsHickory Oak Original Cabinets, added white 3X6 Subway tile with Driftwood Grout color, quartz white countertops, flooring and painted room Light Pewter from Benjamin Moore.
J Brewer and Associates, INC.This kitchen starts as a small, dark galley kitchen with only a small opening in the wall seeing through to the living room. Now it is a bright white kitchen which only enhances the natural light that can now flood into this refreshed space. Decorated with blue accents this kitchen is a breath of fresh air. Photo by John Dooley
Angie Amato Wieland Architecture LLCThe owners desired an open kitchen, living and dining room area while maintaining the original integrity of this 1920's home. By removing walls and integrating archways between the spaces, the enlarged kitchen has become the central hub of the home. The clean lines of the flush cabinetry provides contrast to the original detailing and woodwork. Walnut veneer at the island warms the space and coordinates with adjacent furniture. Construction was by The Neil Kelly Company and the interior design was assisted by Kristine LeVernois, CKBD, CAPS. All photos are by The Neil Kelly Company.
Angie Amato Wieland Architecture LLCThe owners desired an open kitchen, living and dining room area while maintaining the original integrity of this 1920's home. By removing walls and integrating archways between the spaces, the enlarged kitchen has become the central hub of the home. The clean lines of the flush cabinetry provides contrast to the original detailing and woodwork. Walnut veneer at the island warms the space and coordinates with adjacent furniture. Construction was by The Neil Kelly Company and the interior design was assisted by Kristine LeVernois, CKBD, CAPS. All photos are by The Neil Kelly Company.
Angie Amato Wieland Architecture LLCThe owners desired an open kitchen, living and dining room area while maintaining the original integrity of this 1920's home. By removing walls and integrating archways between the spaces, the enlarged kitchen has become the central hub of the home. The clean lines of the flush cabinetry provides contrast to the original detailing and woodwork. Walnut veneer at the island warms the space and coordinates with adjacent furniture. Construction was by The Neil Kelly Company and the interior design was assisted by Kristine LeVernois, CKBD, CAPS. All photos are by The Neil Kelly Company.
Angie Amato Wieland Architecture LLCThe owners desired an open kitchen, living and dining room area while maintaining the original integrity of this 1920's home. By removing walls and integrating archways between the spaces, the enlarged kitchen has become the central hub of the home. The clean lines of the flush cabinetry provides contrast to the original detailing and woodwork. Walnut veneer at the island warms the space and coordinates with adjacent furniture. Construction was by The Neil Kelly Company and the interior design was assisted by Kristine LeVernois, CKBD, CAPS. All photos are by The Neil Kelly Company.
白いビーチスタイルのキッチン (サブウェイタイルのキッチンパネル、中間色木目調キャビネット) の写真
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