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Living Large       

 DON COCHRAN PHOTOGRAPHY

Full view of open plan kitchen with brick backsplash, two tone wood cabinets and floating shelving

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This 1960's kitchen condo had a dated floorplan. It was cramped, tiny and separated from the main living/dining area.  To create a space more suitable for entertaining, all three walls were removed.  The old bar area was incorporated into the new footprint.  Brick veneer was used as a kitchen backsplash, installed up to the ceiling and around the side. It gives the illusion that the brick was always there, lurking behind the wall. 

To hide the electrical components, we added soffits and posts.  This helped define the

kitchen area.  A knee wall in front of the island hides more electrical and adds counter depth. The open space between the counters was extended from 36 inches to 50, making it comfortable for multiple chefs.  Luxury vinyl was installed throughout. 

The tiny kitchen now lives large! 

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Side view of kitchen with brick backsplash wrap-around.
Open kitchen to the dining/living.
Brick backsplash made with thin brick tiles.
Open kitchen to the rest of the main floor.
Full view of open plan kitchen with brick backsplash, two tone wood cabinets and floating shelving

Before 

Existing conditions Condo Kitchen
Existing conditions Condo Kitchen's stove
Before sink view from South.jpg
Existing conditions wall view
Demo of the kitchen renovation
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