Markham

This kitchen remodel began as a request from the homeowner to have a better functioning kitchen while incorporating their love for mid-century modern design. We were able to open up the entrance by removing a wall and adding open shelving. We added cabinets that opened in the entry hall to store shoes and we were able to create a place for everyone in the family to gather around the peninsula. The new front door adds a pop of color and curb appeal at the entrance and honors the original mid-century architecture of the home.

New front door, entry wall now a half wall with open shelving, shoe cabinets, seating for 3.
Cabinets all the way to the ceiling help make the space feel bigger, open shelves to make it feel more open. We kept all appliances and sink in the same location to help keep the budget in line.
Keeping a simple, bright palate makes the space feel bigger and the home owners pops of color stand out
New open shelving is in keeping with the homes mid-century architecture, but creates a sense of separation between the kitchen and entrance
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