A Las Vegas kitchen opened up for more than one cook
A wall taken out, a sliding door closed up and the biggest appliance moved to the side, so the same footprint feels huge. Mid-century slab doors in a toasted pecan stain, Black Misty granite and a customised range hood.
The project
The client wanted a kitchen two or three people could work in at once. The space wasn't going to get bigger, so Judy changed what it does: a wall came out, a sliding door was closed up, and the largest appliance was tucked to the side.
The look is mid-century: sleek slab doors in a toasted pecan stain, Black Misty granite, and a metal range hood customised to suit. Storage and counter space stopped being a problem.
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Start with a vision, a plan and a budget
Want something like this in your home? Tell Judy about the room: the first step is a 90-minute meeting at your home about style, budget and time frame.
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