Custom white cabinets are juxtaposed against Disco Inferno mosaic glass tile. Note the clerestory windows to the left that bring in light above the cabinets.
Lindal windows overlook the sink area, which includes an iron farm sink and Caesarstone countertops. Note the hand-blown pendant lights from Blowing Sands in Ballard.
The cabinets include a built-in microwave and appliance garage. A full pantry cabinet is hidden in the far corner.
The island is built as a furniture piece out of quarter-sawn oak and includes a cubby for a laptop.
A peek under the upper cabinets reveals under-cabinet task lighting for the counter.
The kitchen now flows seamlessly into the dining room, which features an imported glass chandelier.
The former location of the kitchen becomes a cozy media room, with a new entrance to the powder bath and a row of high Lindal windows.
Even the living room gets a makeover—the area to the right of the fireplace used to have a cabinet and a hall into the kitchen.
This powder bath had its door relocated to a new wall and the tub removed. But it stays true to its original look.
Before: A kitchen so old it still had a meat locker.
After: a gracious Ipea deck for barbecuing and entertaining.
After: Colorful and inviting, functional and fun.