The kitchen in this 1908 home was the hub of the family’s daily activities from meals, entertaining friends and family, charging devices, feeding the dogs, and opening mail. The existing layout was not conducive to multiple people being in the space at the same time and the layout forced traffic directly through the work zone. They wanted a kitchen that would accommodate all of their daily activities with room to move and a protected work zone as friends and family gather for casual Friday night meals or important holidays.

THE FRANKLIN KITCHEN

Photography by Andrea Rugg Photography

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