Scraped maple floors and simple cabinetry with river-stone hardware give the room a clean, uncluttered vibe.
The new layout called for the removal of a wall between the small kitchen and family room to open up the space. The old cabinet doors that were once in this galley kitchen couldn't take another coat of paint, so the homeowners brought in a design pro for a complete overhaul. It is the robin's-egg-blue cabinets, though, that really grab attention and create the illusion of space in the small room.ĭesigner: Gerard Ciccarello, CMKBD, Covenant Kitchens & Baths Inc., Westbrook, CT Glittering Galley Photo by Courtesy National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) In an effort to maintain the period look of this 1932 Cape Cod remodel, close attention was paid to details like the intricate bracketed molding and drawer pulls. Cape Kitchen Courtesy National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA)
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