Dark, small and cramped describes the original kitchen in this 1970’s ranch style house. The owners didn’t have many requirements, except to make it “light”. Linda knew just what to do: the walls came down and the ceiling went up. It is now an airy, light- filled open plan kitchen., where everyone gathers.

• Removing walls creating , more work areas
• Added windows on two sides
• Cabinetry in two different wood tones ,adds interest
• Black honed granite for counters and backsplash
• Angled range to create more work space around it
• Existing floors refinished
• Island has a trestle table for casual eating
• Frosted glass doors , diffuses objects, while opening up the space visually
• Built in cabinetry in living room extends the same feelLinda statement:

"I often use frosted or diffused glass doors on my cabinetry, as I feel that it is less obtrusive. Particularly in smaller rooms, you achieve a more open look, a more spacious look. Since you can’t see thru it distinctly, you don’t have to keep it so perfect."