Combined Kitchen and Dining Room

In this 1930s New Rochelle residence, the currently separate (and small) kitchen and formal dining room are combined into a singular 280 SF Eat-In Kitchen, combining a modern, open plan with traditional detailing that complements the existing architecture. A mudroom addition provides a light-filled family entance with plenty of storage. Completed in Fall 2024.

kitchen as viewed from the front entry: the wall separating the kitchen from a central hall is removed - allowing for casual dining at the island.

Built-in shelving, cabinetry and paneling surround and disguise an existing masonry chimney.