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| A 1980’s condominium was gutted to the studs and room defining walls were removed. A loft living space was created with a social kitchen open to the Living and Dining areas. Instead of walls, freestanding custom cabinetry defines the limits of the new kitchen. A large bow window was added making the kitchen area roomier, creating space for a large table as well as a sofa and arm chair. The focus of the kitchen is an Italian marble work table that allows both cooking production and dining. The goal of the design was to create a kitchen that integrates active cooking, free flowing socializing, with a premium emphasis on the conversational participation of the cook. |
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| Existing walls between rooms were removed, and a shiny blue epoxy floor connects the different spaces. |
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| Existing windows were replaced with large pieces of fixed glass, and other windows were added. |
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Source : Bohl Architects
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oz on October 19th, 2007 at 1:45 am #
