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Kitchens make a house hum, acting as a gathering space, a nourishing center, and a place to connect. But sometimes a kitchen just isn’t quite the right fit for a family; it feels too cramped or is poorly laid out. One particular family of five lived in their home for three years before approaching an architect for a redesign, not just on the kitchen but for the house as a whole. Before they knew it, construction was on its way, bumping out the home in three different directions and touching every room. With a goal to “have a place for everything,” the new kitchen footprint extends about two feet into the living room. (The previous ki
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