Originating from the 1930s, this space was confined and outdated, lacking the functionality demanded by contemporary living. Through strategic demolition and expansion, we opened up the area, introducing ample storage, extended counter space, and a welcoming peninsula—a nod to future gatherings. Pairing durable leathered quartzite countertops with deep green cabinets and British brass hardware, we curated a timeless yet modern aesthetic.
Departing from tradition, we reimagined the classic subway tile with a bespoke mosaic, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship. Despite tight constraints, our commitment to quality prevailed, resulting in a space that seamlessly blends history with contemporary living.