Walnut Waterfall Island: City Row House Kitchen
Greg Hadley
This couple wanted a seamless transition between the rooms on the main floor of their city row house. Their main goal was to remove the wall between the kitchen and dining room and completely remodel the kitchen. The remodeling project was motivated by the fact that they often host family on an extended basis.
We removed the wall between the dining room and kitchen and replaced the inefficient L-shape with a large new galley kitchen with a long center island with a walnut butcher block top. This creates a great flow when the family is entertaining, enhances everyday use of the space, and provides extended views along the length of the first floor with natural light on both ends.
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