The kitchen is finished in "country farmhouse" vernacular with custom cabinets, old pine combined with statuary marble countertops and roll-out basket storage.

Published in Southern Living February 2004, Richmond Magazine Spring 2000, and winner of a Chrysalis Award (Best Historic Renovation 2000).

The kitchen features custom alder cabinetry, stainless
appliances, and a concrete bar top. A breakfast nook was added with bow windows.

Better Homes and Gardens 2000 Home Improvement Contest, Honorable Mention

This kitchen renovation and addition “customized” an existing production- built home. The program included general upgrades, enhancement of light and accommodation of family interaction around the kitchen, informal dining and den spaces.

Special challenges included the exposure of the kitchen to the entry hall to allow light and views through, yet screen the “kitchen” look from the entry. This was solved by the invention of an open, screening storage “tower” with glass shelving, providing an appropriate visual transition from entry to kitchen.

The client is thrilled with their orderly working spaces, light, and unique palette of fine materials and colors.

This kitchen renovation and addition “customized” an existing production- built home. The program included general upgrades, enhancement of light and accommodation of family interaction around the kitchen, informal dining and den spaces.

Special challenges included the exposure of the kitchen to the entry hall to allow light and views through, yet screen the “kitchen” look from the entry. This was solved by the invention of an open, screening storage “tower” with glass shelving, providing an appropriate visual transition from entry to kitchen.

The client is thrilled with their orderly working spaces, light, and unique palette of fine materials and colors.

This kitchen renovation and addition “customized” an existing production- built home. The program included general upgrades, enhancement of light and accommodation of family interaction around the kitchen, informal dining and den spaces.

Special challenges included the exposure of the kitchen to the entry hall to allow light and views through, yet screen the “kitchen” look from the entry. This was solved by the invention of an open, screening storage “tower” with glass shelving, providing an appropriate visual transition from entry to kitchen.

The client is thrilled with their orderly working spaces, light, and unique palette of fine materials and colors.

This kitchen renovation and addition “customized” an existing production- built home. The program included general upgrades, enhancement of light and accommodation of family interaction around the kitchen, informal dining and den spaces.

Special challenges included the exposure of the kitchen to the entry hall to allow light and views through, yet screen the “kitchen” look from the entry. This was solved by the invention of an open, screening storage “tower” with glass shelving, providing an appropriate visual transition from entry to kitchen.

The client is thrilled with their orderly working spaces, light, and unique palette of fine materials and colors.

This kitchen renovation and addition “customized” an existing production- built home. The program included general upgrades, enhancement of light and accommodation of family interaction around the kitchen, informal dining and den spaces.

Special challenges included the exposure of the kitchen to the entry hall to allow light and views through, yet screen the “kitchen” look from the entry. This was solved by the invention of an open, screening storage “tower” with glass shelving, providing an appropriate visual transition from entry to kitchen.

The client is thrilled with their orderly working spaces, light, and unique palette of fine materials and colors.

This kitchen renovation and addition “customized” an existing production- built home. The program included general upgrades, enhancement of light and accommodation of family interaction around the kitchen, informal dining and den spaces.

Special challenges included the exposure of the kitchen to the entry hall to allow light and views through, yet screen the “kitchen” look from the entry. This was solved by the invention of an open, screening storage “tower” with glass shelving, providing an appropriate visual transition from entry to kitchen.

The client is thrilled with their orderly working spaces, light, and unique palette of fine materials and colors.

This kitchen renovation and addition “customized” an existing production- built home. The program included general upgrades, enhancement of light and accommodation of family interaction around the kitchen, informal dining and den spaces.

Special challenges included the exposure of the kitchen to the entry hall to allow light and views through, yet screen the “kitchen” look from the entry. This was solved by the invention of an open, screening storage “tower” with glass shelving, providing an appropriate visual transition from entry to kitchen.

The client is thrilled with their orderly working spaces, light, and unique palette of fine materials and colors.

Part of a larger renovation designed by William Henry Harris Associates, the original kitchen in this house was updated by removal of walls, and completely reorganizing the space with new lighting, finishes, appliances, custom cabinetry, and granite countertops.