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KITCHEN BATH English Tudor | Highland Park, IL

DESIGN CHALLENGE:

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*Update very old kitchen with awkward layout that does not function for the owner.

*Maximize counter space and storage, create a baking area and improve overall function. Design cabinetry for the dining room for storage, serving and a small office space.

*Create consistency with the English Tudor Architecture, specify durable materials that have a natural stone look, new layered lighting and use light toned materials.

DESIGN SOLUTION:

*Modify bay window to extend cabinetry and counter the entire length of the kitchen.

*Demo pocket door and enlarge doorway, close off entry to office and extend wall to maximize cabinetry and counter. Design a hidden pantry door with storage.

*Create baking area at the bay window with storage, ample work surface and with an integrated herb planter.

The construction plan allows for the awkwardly shaped kitchen to become a well-functioning galley kitchen, utilizing previously wasted space, maximizing storage and work surface.

The new kitchen is more open to formal dining and has a designated baking area under the bay window with storage for cookie sheets, other baking items and a pull out for the Kitchen Aid. Frameless cabinetry, 15” deep wall cabinets and a hidden pantry maximize storage. The kitchen also features a custom hood, wine storage and custom appliance panels.

FLOOR PLAN WITH NOMENCLATURE

SCALE: 1/2”= 1’-0”

*NOT TO SCALE. *ALL SCALE REPRESENTS INDUSTRY STANDARD SCALE.

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