Project: 8th Ave. Park Slope

This tight kitchen, with living room French doors and generous window light, needed some real customization to make it feel bigger without moving walls. Working closely with the very well prepared client's ideas, we set out to make it real. The wall with the standard sink jutting out had all the risers for the building line in it, so this was an unchangeable variable. This dictated nearly the whole layout down to the awkward countertops.

Shortening the depth on the sink side upper and lower cabinets gave the entryway a true smooth galley. The moving of the gas line and stove to the other side made room for the refrigerator in the old stove nook and everything fell into place from there. A wall mounted small screen TV and a unique over the table light jazzes up the eating area. 

The solution for the sink was to get a custom made stainless steel apron sink with a wall mounted faucet.

Under and interior cabinet lights accented the frosted glass on the doors and the tile backsplash.

A powerful recirculating fan over the stove helps out the cooking experience.

The modern lacquered cabinetry, stainless appliances, and black granite made this kitchen a luminous, sleek and exciting space.