With six children, these homeowners required a high-functioning kitchen that could keep coordination with busy food and large ceremonies. But its existing kitchen was not cutting it with its limited layout and storage and lack of style. After meeting and hiring with design-found professionals Richard and Monica Rider, he decided that there was a way to go with a big overhaul.
The Ryders expanded the house, which was once a deck to create a new living room. This allowed them to demolish the walls down and open the mark of the kitchen position in the pre -living room, so that the concept of an open plan can be made that connects the new kitchen, food and living places. It also freed the room for a large kitchen island, with six seats. A mixture of soft white and light brown cabinets and marble-rolk quartz countertops sets a fresh and clean look. Wooden floors and hands of parquet beams add heat. And a built -in coffee station ensures that homeowners are well caffeinated to manage a lively house.
