A new kitchen in a 1933 Shaker Heights home.

Bright white cabinets & built-in appliances help to visually enlarge this relatively small kitchen.

A built-in, counter depth Sub Zero refrigerator with freezer drawers maximizes limited space.

Fluted columns and furniture detailing throughout the kitchen mirror original elements of the house.

A single glass cabinet, visible when entering the kitchen draws the eye to the far end of the space.

A small mud room can be sealed from view with narrow pocket doors.

The original "maid's stairs" were removed to allow for an expanded cooking center.

Fluted columns rest on a second layer of granite to protect the wood from spills.

The microwave was hidden from view and is easily accessed without blocking the main walkways.

A flat screen TV pivots out of a custom cabinet for easy viewing from the kitchen or sitting room.

The new built-in desk and a couch provide space for the whole family to work and relax together.

A side-by-side washer & dryer were added to the second floor where the "maid's stairs" used to be.