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A pair of 36" metal doors were replaced with a 48" wide by 8' tall mahogany door with sidelights. The entry was sided with Hardi cement board. Fluted columns and crown molding complete the exterior.
Hand scraped 2 1/4" red oak flooring. Cultured stone fireplace. Lighted entertainment center designed to support owner's audio visual equipment.
Before the remodel, there was a wall separating the kitchen and the great room and a division between the kitchen and the breakfast room with two different ceilings. The kitchen and breakfast room were combined under a single, panned ceiling and the kitchen was opened to the great room. The owner wanted lots of light. The kitchen window was enlarged. Canned lighting and pendants were installed in the ceiling. Work surfaces are lighted by under-counter halogens. Fluorescents were installed over the cabinets to "wash" light on the ceiling. This kitchen won 2005 Regional Contractor of the Year (Coty) Residential Kitchen $60,000 - $100,000.
Cabinets are white birch, frameless European style with a brown glaze rubbed over the stain. You have to be in the kitchen to see the dancing blue holograms in the Polar Blue Granite countertops. Honed Jura Beige marble backsplash with blue iridescent glass inserts over the cooktop. This kitchen won 2005 Regional Contractor of the Year (Coty) Residential Kitchen $60,000 - $100,000.
The hutch in the breakfast room has a lighted display cabinet as well as under-cabinet lighting. Pacific Prism glass inserts were installed directly on the drywall to accent the Polar Blue granite.