ANTE IN VETRO LACCATO DIVISE IN 4 PORZIONI
Architect: Tom Ochsner
General Contractor: Allen Construction
Photographer: Jim Bartsch Photography
A unique feature of this 1929 pre-war apartment is washer and vented dryer in the kitchen. While a welcome asset in such a compact old kitchen, we had to move the door entrance to accommodate a full sized unit. This required shrinking the cabinets directly across from it for adequate passage. We concealed the unit in the beautiful matching custom cabinetry so that it essentially disappears. In addition, we added the required electrical bridge for future upgrade from the service entrance to the breaker panel, which is hidden above the crown.
A butlers pantry complete with wine cooler and full size sink is a wonderful feature. This space is not just functional but also adds value to any home. When staging the glass door cabinets I made sure the items were large using white and glass accessories to complement the subway tile and countertop.
Affordable, efficient, and easy to install, the Energy Star® labeled Sun Tunnel skylight is perfect for lighting your hallway, bath-rooms, kitchen or anywhere that needs more natural light. Add the optional electric light kit to have light even after sun down.
Photo Provided Courtesy of VELUX
This contained, compact stacked laundry pair is a far cry from the original DARK, barely accessible laundry that graced this area before. Close the frosted glass doors and the laundry pair becomes a hidden but hard working element in this home. Handy storage on the right side too for linens, laundry soap, and the instant hot water heater resides there too.
Rebecca Tabbert for Acco Kitchen and Bath
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