Credits: Architectural Photography by Alicia Liebel-Berg from Studio Bismillah

 STORY

divided spaces opened up to breatHe

THIS CHARMING NORTHEAST RESIDENCE SHED ITS COMPARTMENTALIZED rooms FOR A LIGHT-FILLED SPACE.

A house that was once divided with isolated functionality was given a chance to breathe when Mitlyng Design stepped in with a design concept that allowed this first floor kitchen and dining area to flow and connect. The footprint of the existing dividing wall was held in place as an extended threshold was framed to hold the heart of this home. A cabinet framed window nook extends the countertop to provide more space for meal prep and storage. Aesthetically, the overwhelming tones of wood cabinetry were given a lighter touch to harken to the historic period while infusing elements of modernity that are crisp yet inviting.

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A floor to ceiling interior wall offers optimal space for positioning the trio of tall kitchen essentials: double ovens, pantry, refrigerator. Cladding the refrigerator with coordinating walnut panels seamlessly integrates functionality with a striki
Sometimes, it only takes a few small changes to significantly transform a space. In this instance, swapping out the door and chandelier was enough to revitalize this area of the home. . 📸 : @cook_and_kin 🛠️ : @classichomereno 🔗 : "Rambler Rev
The previous kitchen, buried in the middle of the house, was simultaneously central and isolated from its surrounding areas. At the core of this renovation, the kitchen has been transformed into the focal point around which the entire home revolves.
 
 
 

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