A Clean and Bright Seattle Galley Kitchen

"We wanted new windows, which required us to tear into two walls," Mackenzie continued. "Then when we did so, we realized – since it was such an old house – that the walls were leaning in. None of the angles were square. So we opened up all of the walls and the ceiling just to see what we were getting into. We ended up doing a lot more demo, sheet-rocking, and that kind of work than we had planned. Those sorts of things we didn’t necessarily expect." Learn more: https://www.cliqstudios.com/gallery/clean-bright-galley-kitchen/