Though the kitchen in this historic mid-1800s Georgian-style home had already been updated with many modern conveniences, the homeowners had a few bones to pick about the layout. For one, the corner sink didn’t feel efficient in the space, and a small island offered limited workspace and no seating. They turned to designer Mimi Boston Johnson for help removing a stone wall, raising the ceiling, reworking the layout and transforming the dark, cramped space into something warm and bright that flowed with the rest of the home.
Gladwyne 1: Before Photo, original photo on Houzz
Kitchen at a Glance
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