A 1990s build in the heart of Lakeview, reimagined for a bustling (and growing) family whose love of cooking anchors daily life. What was once a closed and disjointed kitchen became an open, light-filled gathering space and it all started with the removal of a peninsula and mismatched cabinetry to create a more intuitive flow.

At the center, a furniture-style island grounds the room, offering both function and a sense of permanence, while allowing natural light to move freely throughout the space. Creamy cabinetry paired with a Taj Mahal countertop and ledge, creates a quiet backdrop, thoughtfully concealing the everyday nuances of life.

In a second phase, we fully gutted their 2nd floor kid’s bathroom and gave it as much personality as the kids who use it.