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Kitchen at first sight
Who lives here: Family of four
Location: Mendham Town, New Jersey
Size: 336 Square foot (31 square meter)
Designer: Alison Griffin of Griffin design
Before: The house was placed vertically on a rather busy road. The front entry of the house, which is shown here to the right of the window, opens on the side courtyard.
The room – which previously contained only living and dining areas and now also enter the kitchen – extends from this side of the house to another in one outdoor space. This photo looks towards the areas of the dining room and family. The second end of the room, which was not photographed before remodeling, contained a rarely used sitting space with an expansive view of the density of forests.
The ceilings of the rooms were only 7 m feet, which is a space of darkness. “This is such a big, long space, which made the ceilings are even lower,” says Griffin.
The original cuisine was on the other side of the house, to the rear corner. “That kitchen was small and cramped” Griffin says. House owners wanted to move the kitchen on this side of the house.
This dining table, with wooden upper and metal legs, It was well suitable for a new city look of city and was kept.
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Kitchen at first sight
Who lives here: Family of four
Location: Mendham Town, New Jersey
Size: 336 Square foot (31 square meter)
Designer: Alison Griffin of Griffin design
Before: The house was placed vertically on a rather busy road. The front entry of the house, which is shown here to the right of the window, opens on the side courtyard.
The room – which previously contained only living and dining areas and now also enter the kitchen – extends from this side of the house to another in one outdoor space. This photo looks towards the areas of the dining room and family. The second end of the room, which was not photographed before remodeling, contained a rarely used sitting space with an expansive view of the density of forests.
The ceilings of the rooms were only 7 m feet, which is a space of darkness. “This is such a big, long space, which made the ceilings are even lower,” says Griffin.
The original cuisine was on the other side of the house, to the rear corner. “That kitchen was small and cramped” Griffin says. House owners wanted to move the kitchen on this side of the house.
This dining table, with wooden upper and metal legs, It was well suitable for a new city look of city and was kept.
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