Fresh fixtures and dramatic details make an eat-in kitchen more appetizing.
Senior design editor Cameron MacNeil made a few adjustments to this kitchen's layout to maximize its function. The angled corner, which once housed the oven, was replaced with a new entrance to the formal dining room, allowing the wall of drawers and cabinets to be further extended. The peninsula was replaced with a gracious working island, encased in sleek statuario marble. White cabinets in a reverse-shaker style put a twist on traditional, while crystal pulls add subtle sparkle. Panelling camouflages the refridgerator and dishwasher to keep the look crisp and clean.
See the "Before" photo in our Kitchen Makeovers gallery. Also, watch a tour of this house on H&H Online TV.
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