In a lot of the older home remodels I shoot, the biggest change always happens in the kitchen. They’re usually closed off from the rest of the house and lacking good flow. I thought Mosaik Design’s remodel of this early 20th century home really turned out well. The kitchen is much more open to the rest of the house, yet the dining room remains a formal area. It’s the best of both worlds.
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Photo by Lincoln Barbour - www.lincolnbarbour.com
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Usually the kitchen gets the most neglected, because it is constantly being used, that's why :)
Perfectly captured the freshness of a new kitchen. Well done to the photographer(Lincoln)
Great
Kitchen looking so wonderful!
According to customers satisfaction! nice job
Wow so beautiful!!