Pontiac Kitchen

There were a few things that the client wanted to fix in this kitchen space – storage, function, countertop space, and flow. The existing kitchen/dining space were divided by a door leading to the driveway and a window – the existing peninsula was too far away from the kitchen, making it not super functional as work/cooking space. The sink faced a wall, and the standard depth fridge took up quite a bit of walk space through the kitchen. To the left of the fridge was a small hallway leading into the front entryway. What we did was: eliminate the door/window in the kitchen – this allowed us to extend the countertop and cabinetry and now join the peninsula to the kitchen. The hallway was removed, opening up the space between the dining & kitchen, allowing it to feel like one large space – and adding in a built in hutch to showcase the clients fiesta-ware. The 2-toned cabinetry helps to keep the classic feel of the home while modernizing the aesthetic.