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A large mid-century home in St. Paul had a kitchen located at the very end of one wing. Its location made it feel separate from the rest of the house, so the design solution was to open it up to the adjoining living room and integrate it into the general house's flow.
General contractor: Nor-Son, Inc.
Photographer: Scott Amundson Photography
A large mid-century home in St. Paul had a kitchen located at the very end of one wing. Its location made it feel separate from the rest of the house, so the design solution was to open it up to the adjoining living room and integrate it into the general house's flow.
General contractor: Nor-Son, Inc.
Photographer: Scott Amundson Photography
Ample natural light illuminates light finishes and a spacious layout. The large island features not only storage on both sides, but an eating area at one end and a handy food station for the family dog at the other! The cabinet "island" dividing the space features access doors and drawers on both sides.
Grey and white finishes on the perimeter cabinets are reversed on the center island
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