Our client wanted a distinct kitchen space in their new build home, but still open to the living room and dining room to entertain and also become the hub for this family of five. The client’s needs were a large eat-in island, plenty of counter and storage space, and a space full of light. We remedied this with lots of windows and transoms to divide the space. The cabinet storage is ample with a pantry and butler’s pantry, drawers and cabinets in the island and a lunch prep area accessible to children. We also kept the kitchen visually light by using undercounter ovens rather than a wall oven unit, open shelves in the corner and plenty of floor space.
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Dining room with built-in china cabinets flanking transom wall.
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Large eat-in kitchen island with quartz counters and butcher block prep area. Two undercounter ovens flank the cooktop. Open shelves are a solution to a challenging corner.
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A transom wall visually divides the living room from the kitchen while maintaining and bright open space.
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The contrasting colour butler pantry across from the food pantry creates a passage way to separate the dining room from the kitchen.
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Lunch prep area accessible to children and out of cook's traffic area. It is flanked by a large food pantry and a cleaning closet.
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This is master Kitchen. But it looks like kitchen visually light by using undercounter ovens rather than a wall oven unit