This contemporary kitchen maximizes the available space with efficiency and great storage   Drawers to the right of the sink are over 3’ wide allowing for all of specific categories of items to be stored together.

The existing cedar walls and ceiling drove the choice of cedar for the cabinets and the uppers were designed with open backs to allow the wall paneling to be viewed.  Mixing granite and butcher block countertops was a practical as well as an economic choice.

The eating area offers a custom table crafted from a big leaf maple burl.  This magnificent wood specimen was book- and butt-matched in a diamond pattern to maximize the beauty of the finished top. A hand-wrought steel base by Sam Ostroff of Salmon Studios, Florence, MA completes this work.