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A charcoal finish on the island cabinets adds a welcome contrast to the space. RIGHT A large section of wall was removed to open the kitchen up and invite in additional light. BEFORE 54 housetrends.com
“We all like to cook, even the boys participate,” Kerry explains. “We’re cooking meals three to four nights a week. We wanted the kitchen to be open so we can all be in there at the same time, not climbing over each other.” “I think it was the island that caused us to finally redesign the kitchen,” she says. “It had a cooktop in the middle of it, and you couldn’t sit there—especially if someone was cooking—because it could burn you. We really wanted that flex seating of the island.” THREE IN ONE The Greens chose The Cleary Company to design and renovate their kitchen. Katie Florjancic, the designer who worked with the couple, explains that she always starts by learning the “pain points” of her clients, the things they don’t like about the space. “We then talk about what they want the space to look like and any special features they want,” Florjancic adds. Kerry and Matthew had a wish list, and Katie came up with three different design plans for them to choose from. “We ended up incorporating pieces of all three,” Kerry says. “It was a hybrid. We did not know what to do with the pantry, and I love where we ended up with it.” The original pantry was located in a corner that was taking up prime real estate. By moving the refrigerator, they were able to enclose a pantry with sliding doors that reveal 70 inches of front-facing storage. The old pantry space was replaced with an area favored by the boys. “With two teenage boys, you can imagine the microwave and pantry are highly used,” Florjancic says. Garage door cabinetry was used to camouflage these appliances. “They wanted these easily accessible but outside of the main cooking space.” ➻ ABOVE A handsome pass-through fireplace separates the dining area from the living room. RIGHT The cooktop in the center made seating at the original island a bit tricky. A bench seat with storage is on the wall opposite the fireplace in the dining area. BEFORE Part of the wall was removed by the fireplace to make for an easier flow. housetrends magazine <strong>2022</strong> 55
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