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The
island with a butcher block top provides a social center
for the owners who frequently cook, prepare food and
entertain simultaneously. The location next to the dining
room also provides an excellent staging area for formal
dining. The island also allows functional uses of book
storage, trash and recycling pull out drawers and pots
and pans storage to be readily accessible.
The
long "L" shape configuration of the cabinetry maintains
the desired work triangle, provides ample work surfaces
and storage and allows for room width for an eating
area overlooking the landscaped rear yard.
The
oversized french doors allow the kitchen dining area
to open visually and pragmatically to the new outdoor
deck. The deck is designed to sit around existing fig
trees creating a pleasant outdoor eating option.
Completion
date 2003
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