Part of the Living Space

Frank Lloyd Wright Inspired

Unique Elements

After building an addition onto the other side of their house, the homeowners of this single-story home were able to completely reuse the old master bedroom, bath, laundry, pantry, closet and kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen was redesigned by Gegg design & cabinetry to allow for optimal flow between the new breakfast area and family room. Access also was created to the formal dining room by relocating the original doorway and adding a second.

Experience delectable design in these six outstanding kitchens.

Platinum winners:
Gegg design & cabinetry, More than 325 square feet
Gegg design & cabinetry, 250-325 square feet
Gegg design & cabinetry, Less than 250 square feet

Experience delectable design in these six outstanding kitchens.

Platinum Winners:
Kitchen Liberty, Less than 250 square feet

brooksBerry & Associates, 250-400 square feet

RJ Mayer Development, More than 400 square feet

Gold Winners:

On the Curve

With little room for prep work, poor lighting and a dreary appearance, newly married homeowners David and Ellen Sullivan knew their kitchen was in need of a makeover. To make the space their own, they called upon designer Jonathan Carson, owner of Kitchen Liberty. Initially the couple contemplated removing a wall dividing the kitchen and breakfast room to expand the space. Carson encouraged the couple to keep the wall to avoid additional costs.