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Faced with a 100-plus-year-old Colonial house suffering from a disjointed floor plan and outdated amenities, architect Steven Baczek approached the remodel as an opportunity to mix and match design styles. In the kitchen, as elsewhere, he wanted to stay true to the formal era in which the 3,000-square-foot home was built but also accommodate the homeowners’ desire for more relaxed elements. “We had to find the sweet spot between being historically correct and sensitive and meeting today’s needs,” notes the architect, who considered every detail equally—from the cabinets, windows, and walls to the faucet, fixtures, and hardware. Of
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