This 1910 home had a cramped, oddly-shaped kitchen that didn’t function well for this family of four. The homeowners wanted to take over the butler’s pantry to create a larger, brighter space with better flow and more efficient work areas. They hoped to have room for an island, a dedicated pantry and a coffee bar. Above all they wanted a clean and simple design while honoring the history and feel of the home.

Awards:
2022 Chrysalis Awards, Kitchens $75,000-$150,000, National Winner
2021 NKBA MN Design Competition, 1st Place, Medium Kitchen
2022 ASID MN Design Competition, 2nd Place, Kitchens Under 350 Sq. Ft.

Photography by Andrea Rugg Photography