Hardwood flooring was carried through the kitchen, connecting the cooking and dining spaces. A small wall and the cabinetry peninsula were removed to open up the space and allow for a larger fridge and storage space on the left.

The tan and brown hutch was cherished family furniture and was incorporated into the design.

Floating shelves and wall mounted cabinetry create ample storage for appliances and display space for heirloom plates.

Removing the peninsula cabinetry helps the space feel brighter and more open while improving traffic flow through the room.

New pendant lighting, an updated tile backsplash, and a new window helped brighten up the room.

Stainless steel fixtures and appliances were used throughout the space, with matching cabinet handles and drawer pulls on all of the new cabinetry.