When this family of four moved from Florida to Tempe, Arizona, she loved the natural setting of her horse riding community. But it went into the house, there were some disparities in custom-built in 2008. The kitchen was the main concern. The place was not understood within the overall layout of the house. And a huge, angle, two-level island broke the floor plan in an unusual way and disrupts the traffic flow. Meanwhile, large beige floor tiles and basic granite countertops dated the style.
Want a more open and streamlined layout for recreational guests, as well as a style that looked fresh and better in the south -west, the homeowners hired designer Kimberly Versvick to work as a major overhaul . Vorsvik resumed the layout, taking the kitchen location to the dining room. He dug up the Anglend Peninsula in favor of a large open-base island that could sit 10 people. Another, more standard island now sits in the main kitchen area and has additional seating, storage and main sinks, which makes a skilled task triangle. White-end-wise cabinets, zeliz-ik ceramic backplash tiles and the pendant lights of the Mediterranean-style provide an airy and welcome style that shakes the head in the home environment.
