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TIGHT QUARTERS The Henrys had been thinking about renovating their kitchen for a while. “We got into COVID and were really stuck in that space all together,” Emily remembers with a laugh. “Three young girls—nine-year-old twins and a seven-year-old—trying to do virtual learning really sped up our plans.” The Henrys knew they needed to work with someone who could manage their project. “My husband and I both work, we have our kids, and I coach at Orangetheory on the side,” Emily says. “I had a co-worker who had worked with Neal’s Design Remodel. She told me all the ways they went above and beyond every expectation, so I knew they would do the same for us.” SO LONG SOFFITS Emily had one inspirational picture of a kitchen when she went to meet Neal’s designer Jodi Smith for the first time. “What I wanted was a massive island,” Emily describes. “I wanted to be able to bake cookies, roll dough, get flour everywhere. I wanted to be able to seat a lot of people around the island with no other table in our kitchen. When we entertain, that is where everyone hangs out.” The kitchen was small, dark, and the soffits made the space seem smaller than it was. “They were awful,” Emily admits. “I hated them.” Emily knew she wanted to get rid of the soffit and have cabinets go to the ceiling but admits that everything else was Smith and the team at Neal’s. “What stood out the most when I met them was that they talked a lot about their family,” Smith remembers. “Their existing space was not functional, so we wanted to make sure everything we created had function as the focus.” ➻ 1 2 1 A hinged cabinet door lifts up and out of the way for easy access to the coffee station. 2 Custom cabinetry helps keep the kitchen organized. 32 housetrends.com
“We had a much smaller, two-part sink so I love, love, love the big sink.” -Emily housetrends magazine <strong>2022</strong> 33
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