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These pictures were taken by the homeowners, as they were buying this condominium. They show the existing kitchen in better shape than it was two years later, when we started working. In those two years, the sink base had fallen apart, and the cabinets on the wall above the stove were coming down. Two apartment size refrigerators were put under the counter and there was no dishwasher.
This is the space after we completed demolition. We discovered century old tile walls, and other oddities of old time construction technique. In order to hang the new cabinets, we had to build out the wall, plumb and square. Fortunately, the clients had another place to stay while their kitchen was torn apart.
Quite some difference after completion. The cabinets are RichMaid, painted crystal white.
As you can see, there is now a real refrigerator, with a freezer. It is a smaller model, just right for small condominiums. Facing the living room are false door panels, an extra deep storage cabinet, and a two drawer cabinet with glass doors on top. The sink is small too, but functional, and underneath it, as this next picture shows, is a dishwasher.
The stove is a slide in, 24 inches wide, with a four drawer cabinet to its left. The countertops are Maple by John Boos, custom cut to fit the odd dimensions of this kitchen, and extend out into the living room as a breakfast bar for the client, her husband and two year old son. The tile was supplied by Roma Tile and installed by us.
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This site was last updated 10/29/11
