top of page
Los Feliz
"We love to cook and entertain, but our kitchen is cramped and drab. It's a little box within a maze."
So we began the sensitive transformation within this 1920's Storybook Tudor home. It had sustained various "updates" over the decades, which added fuel to our creative fire. Our goal was to bring space, light, and function while honoring the architecture.
The kitchen before.Tired, out of character, ready for demolition. | New KitchenAll new cabinetry, fixtures and finishes to accommodate the two gourmet cooks. | Cabinet DetailAir conditioning supply vents are incorporated into the toe-kick. Custom mahogany cabinetry by Spanish Galleion. Amber glass pulls by the Owner. |
---|---|---|
Cabinetry as FurnitureExecuted flawlessly per our drawings - the sign of an expert craftsman. | New Library, New LightBy relocating the fridge, ovens, and microwave more efficiently, a great deal more storage space was added - along with a new clerestory window. | Pantry, cook book library, and desk.Opposite the stove and ovens, this new area serves the chefs in meal planning. |
The area above, before.Tired, out of character, poorly laid out, no natural light. | Laundry RoomFridge (new and beautiful) moves to the new Kitchen, old cabinets removed, and the new space will serve two functions... | Bar LaundryWith the extra space, we reorganized and reimagined the laundry to serve double-duty as the Bar for the Owners' many social events. |
Art NicheA great new focal point from the entry hall, we created this special niche for one of the Owners' favorite pieces from West Africa. |
bottom of page