Kitchen 2a

This island has a granite top, owner-supplied corbels
(brackets), and ball feet to give the look of a piece
of furniture. Cabinets to the ceiling give plenty
of extra storage with furrdowns gone. The panel
above the oven hides a microwave, and the one to
the left hides an appliance garage.

Kitchen 2b

Kitchen 2c

Doors have maple beadboard panels. Maple crown
mold adds interest to the ins and outs of the upper
cabinets. The backsplash is tin ceiling tiles from
the old days.

Kitchen 2d

The cooking area. Note the beaded panels on the
cabinet side, to continue the look around the corner.
The pantry at the far end has the full extension
drawers. Yes, that is a furrdown at the top. This
one actually has an AC duct in it, so it had to stay.
Can't win 'em all.

Kitchen 2e

Kitchen 2f

The cooktop with tile counter and tin backsplash.
Deep drawers for pots and pans under the cooktop
are flanked by skinny spaces that house cookie
sheets and pans. The tall skinny doors on either side
of the cooktop pull out and house narrow spice racks.
Note the ball feet.

Kitchen 2g

The other end of the kitchen mixing the maple with
a dark green. Stemware is seen through the glass
doors in the upper cabinet that includes rope
lights for a nice effect at night. A wine cooler lives
in the lower right cabinet.

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