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A SENSIBLE MOVE The traditional cooking triangle was important to Kerry, because she knew it would make things easier. Originally, the fridge was located off by itself, and Kerry explains, “We were just constantly climbing over each other.” By moving the refrigerator to where the ovens were, placing the range and oven where the sink was, and installing the sink in the island; the family achieved a much more functional cooking space. The GE Café appliances are perfect for the family, especially the over-sized refrigerator. “We’re having fun playing around with how much milk we can go through in a week,” Kerry jokes. She also loves her Moen faucet that operates touch-free with Wi-Fi function. “I can tell Alexa to fill the coffee pot, and the faucet knows how much water to fill.” LIGHTEN UP Kerry and Matthew really wanted a more open concept from their kitchen to the living room. The original space had a pass-through window in a wall of cabinetry. By removing the wall, the room was automatically opened up. However, they had to recreate that lost storage in another area. This is where the window seat comes in. “We always wanted a bench seat under the window in our dining room,” Matthew says. “That was one of our must-haves.” The storage was moved to the cabinets that flank the window seat. The drawers below the seat are push to open. “We find that those are really great, because if you want to use the window seat you’re not getting caught on the hardware,” Florjancic explains. Removing the wall between the kitchen and living room definitely opened and brightened things up, but the couple wanted to do more to highlight their new space. “Kerry and Matthew really wanted to do a contrasting island with a white kitchen surrounding that,” Florjancic says. “We found the perfect shades of white and charcoal.” “We actually lost a window where the cooktop and range are, but you’d never know it because of how bright the space is.” ➻ 56 housetrends.com
ABOVE Sliding doors conceal a much larger pantry, that occupies space formerly held by the refrigerator. RIGHT The original pantry was behind the angled door seen in the left corner. BEFORE housetrends magazine <strong>2022</strong> 57
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