The before and afters speak for themselves! This kitchen was tiny, dilapidated, and really poorly laid out. We removed a load bearing wall and put a steel beam in place to open up the space. The inset cabinetry is painted with a glaze & really feels like it has been there for a hundred years. Check out the leaded glass in the two wall cabinets next to the new stainless steel hood. We salvaged the glass from the original cabinetry and used it in the new cabinetry. I found hardware that matched the original cabinet hardware exactly, to keep the old feel of the home intact. The exposed brick wall looks great against the stainless steel range and hood. It was meticulously restored to original condition by a skilled mason. These are the scouting shots, so please forgive the messiness of the kitchen! I didn't have a lot of time to take the pictures. I am hoping to get some pro shots in the next month or so... [gallery type="square" ids="778,775,779,776,780,781,782"]
Cheesman Park Denver Square