San Francisco-based architect Cass Calder Smith completed this renovation last year on Lake Street in the Richmond district of San Francisco. His clients, who enjoy entertaining at home, wanted a kitchen where friends could gather while they cooked.
Smith removed the walls separating the kitchen and dining area, transforming it into an open, fluid space. To brighten the room, he built a skylight and installed white Oak cabinets and warm, Walnut floors. CaesarStone countertops and silver barstools by Harry Bertoia give the space a modern feel.
Written by Audrey Tempelsman, Associate Editor, Dwell.com
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Posted by Sun Jun 29, 2008 6:10am PDT
Report AbuseI love this kitchen . I feel it needs a little more color to it though but its gorgeous absoulutely b-e-a-utiful!
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Posted by Mon Jun 30, 2008 2:19pm PDT
Report Abuseabsolutely wonderful and so full of light, yes I am so jealous!!
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Posted by Mon Jun 30, 2008 3:30pm PDT
Report AbuseI just love the look.I wish I could turn my kitchen into that dream,but I think that would be hard to do in a moblehome.You did a great job
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Posted by Mon Jun 30, 2008 10:08pm PDT
Report AbuseI like the openness and big windows for natural lighting. However it is boring, needs a bright color to give it pizazz which would take away the bareness.
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Posted by Sat Aug 23, 2008 6:12pm PDT
Report AbuseDid you do this your self? Or did you hier a designer? It is a very good business you know?
Congratulation.. I like it is profesional
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