Before: This kitchen in a mid-century home in San Francisco's Sea Cliff neighborhood was cramped, dark, and gloomy...even in the middle of the day.
After: Light modern finishes, new appliances, and abundant natural light have made this kitchen bright and welcoming.
Before: Dated cabinets and appliances and cumbersome circulation kept the original kitchen stuck many decades in the past.
After: Taking down walls and replacing interior walls with translucent glass allows the new kitchen to be filled with light.
A new built-in office area with a translucent wall behind the desk allows for even more light to enter the space.
A new large island adds extra counter space but also maintains the kitchen’s open feel.
The stairwell's solid walls were either cut in half or replaced with glass which allows light to penetrate all the way to rear of the home.
