The homeowner, an avid baker and cook, was eager to update her mid-19th century

kitchen to improve the organization and functionality

but didn’t want to compromise the home’s historic roots. By keeping what was working and being thoughtful about targeted organization, she has expanded her

storage capacity

and enlarged the work zone.

Enlarging the island

was a must and it was easily accomplished in this roomy kitchen. The island, in contrasting Cadet Grey, is topped with a butcher block and the cabinets are packed with ultra-convenient accessories and storage. By

removing 2 closets on either end of the kitchen,

2 more "wish-list" items were added: a wall oven and a pantry cabinet with roll-out shelves.

An underused space off the kitchen was given new life with the addition of a butler’s pantry. Who doesn’t need extra storage in the kitchen? Adding a wall of cabinetry provides an all-in-one home for special event dinnerware along with serving platters and small appliances.

Features:

Cutlery Drawers
Divided Utensil Drawers
Double Trash Pull Out
Kidney Shaped Lazy Susan
Roll Out Drawers
Butler’s Pantry

Door Style: CRP10 with Glass Inserts

Finish: Kitchen Cabinets in Designer White with 15% Sheen

Island in Cadet Grey

Hardware: Antique Nickel

Countertop: Marbella White Quartz

Butcher Block on Island