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| This amazing house lacked only a quality kitchen. |
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| A tiny kitchen was gutted, had walls removed & was remodeled to suit the needs of new owners. |
| Inexpensive field tile offset a pricey tile deco. |
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| A Bertazzoni Range from Italy is a key element within this focal point cooking center. |
| The right cabinet finish helped brighten the room. |
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| Judicious use of space allowed for two prep centers for this newlywed couple who both like to cook. |
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| The contemporary stainless steel fridge contrasts with the original oak hutch that was kept in place |
| Full width stone counter helps visual integration |
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| A key challenge was achieving seating for two and integrating the old and new into a unique look. |
| Hall space from garage to kitchen was maximized. |
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| Squeezing in a landing zone at the microwave outside of the main work area maximized limited space. |
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| A Shaw fireclay farmhouse sink is complimented by a Rohl bridge faucet in polished nickel. |
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| The original maid's buzzer was repaired and reinstalled to keep true to the home's era. |
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| The powder room adjacent to the kitchen was partially gutted and redone with a modified floor plan. |
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| Moving the radiator to the side wall and installing a corner lav fixed the layout issues. |
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| A custom radiator box was built onsite to mimic architectural details found elsewhere in the house. |
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Karlovec & Company, 17619 Winslow Road, Shaker Heights, OH 44120
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