A Beautiful & Bright Port Hope Kitchen with Recovered Space
This 1950s Port Hope Bungalow was in need of an update! We removed the peninsula from the original kitchen to open up the space and make it bright and airy. The wall adjacent to the basement stairs was opened up to create a home for a wall oven, microwave and pantries for additional storage. This ingenious layout makes great use of otherwise "dead space". The clients chose our popular "chantilly" painted finish on a shaker door. On the backsplash, we installed a rectified 4"x16" Ceragres Bloc tile with a brushed nickel and glass accent strip. To create some contrast, the client opted for Caesarstone's 'Raven' that picks up tones in Ceragres' 'Neo' tile on the floor. The end result is a timeless and classic kitchen that is functional and dazzling.
Photo Credit: Ken Solilo
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