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Remodel of a small 1940s galley kitchen. The kitchen had been expanded somewhere in the history of the house, but the additional room didn't seem integrated with the rest of the kitchen. It had a different ceiling height, there was a seam in the floor where the addition was put on and the cupboards where never expanded to fill the new room. The kitchen itself was extremely outdated and not particularly functional. While it was deemed an 'eat in' kitchen because it could hold a small table, it really wasn't.
The new space is so much more functional! A breakfast nook was added, the back window was moved to accommodate the, the ceiling hieght was unified, and all new materials, including granite counters, maple cabinets, porcelain floor, travertine backsplash and believe it or not, my favorite - a 'touch' faucet. Amazing how easy it is to get hooked on using it!
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