Dunwoody Club Cherry Kitchen Remodel
In order to improve the flow for entertaining family/grandchildren, the new design includes a long narrow island. The beautiful deception is that the island is only 21” deep, yet still has a little room for grandchildren to sit on the stools for snacks.
Cabinetry was designed with a 2piece tall molding package to allow the trim to tie into the main room crown molding. This also allowed to tie wainscot style panels above the cased opening to the living room and the sunroom – a beautiful custom feature to help the room feel less choppy by these openings and help the eye stay focused on the grand picture of warm cherry inset cabinetry with quaint barrel hinges and beaded face frames.
The refrigerator was placed closer to the higher activity/workstations and built-in with cabinet fronts to minimize the appearance. In turn, the double ovens were moved outside of this high-traffic area with an adequate landing space and tray storage above. This allowed for more ample counters around the range during cooking.