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A renovation has turned a 1950's Portsmouth ranch house into the quintessential shingle styled Craftsman cottage. The cherry cabinetry kitchen opens up into the family living area making this cottage live big!
Glass pane Nantucket bead-board styled cabinets, black granite curve counters, ten foot ceilings, top of the line appliances, butler’s pantry and stand up built in desk all overlooking the Sakonnet. Sound interesting? It is! Don’t miss this one!
This family home overlooks the Sakonnet River and so does the outdoor deck equipped with fire-pit and outdoor kitchen! But that’s not all - don’t miss the cherry kitchen inside with a pizza oven and European fireplace that also heats the entire first floor of this house.
Elegance, style, and comfort describe this Portsmouth seaside cottage’s newly renovated kitchen. The finely detailed cabinetry in sandy creams, accented by sea-foam green walls has ingenious design elements that make this an easy kitchen to cook and be in!
Country elegance at its ultimate best! This amazing kitchen is filled with delights from the openness into the family room, dining area, to the butler’s pantry and a bar room equipped with wine racks and beer spicket. Words cannot describe this kitchen at Carnegie Abbey!
‘Out to Sea’ is a New England shingle seaside home located in Carnegie Abbey. The county kitchen is warm, beautiful, and filled with clever and beautiful storage concepts. This kitchen lives well for family life and is perfect for entertaining!
The only Condominium on the tour this year, but what a condo! This kitchen is the anchor of the space that overlooks Narragansett Bay. Simple, sleek, streamlined and well equipped, this kitchen could be perfect for a couple, light duty cooking or a full Thanksgiving dinner for twelve.
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2008 Narratives
Set amongst green fields that slope down toward
the Sakonnet River, shingle styled Eastwell
House's amazing kitchen lives easy, is filled with updated traditional
details and is a cook's kitchen to boot - the owner's wife is a
professional chef! Newly constructed, this
cleanly designed and elegantly appointed New England kitchen is every
cook's dream.
This traditional dark shingle styled beach home has it's kitchen directly overlooking the Sakonnet River. A fieldstone two story fireplace divides the kitchen and family living space, giving the illusion of separate spaces yet the space flows easily. The white Nantucket styled cabinets are accented by beadboard with black absolute granite counters anchoring the look.
This home is the
builder's own dream home. The kitchen - dining -
family room runs the length of the house making this a perfect family
gathering space as well as a great place to gather for parties and with
friends. The cabinetry is diverse and highly
efficient including plate racks, open shelves, a built in for the Meile
coffee-espresso system with a mixture of glass paned doors and solid
ones.
A renovation, this kitchen family living space
is traditional, yet filled with modern amenities and very clever space
planning. The kitchen has floor to ceiling
cabinets in white while the island is crafted in Cherry. Plenty of sit down seating is provided in two different pull up
areas on the island and then an exterior counter. The kitchen opens in
directly to a wonderful spacious living space with a fireplace and a
proper mirror back bar. An adjacent wall is all
French doors overlooking Narragansett Bay.
When you walk into this kitchen, it yells, "fun families only." The island can seat 8
people comfortably, while the proper kitchen area can have two cooks
working together without a problem. A hutch wall
has a wine cooler, ice maker and beer refrigerator. The next room over
is the pool table room, a bank of windows and doors lead onto a great
deck that sits high over the Sakonnet River.
This kitchen was a renovation geared toward
family living. There are tons of ideas in space
saving in this efficient kitchen. The custom
cabinets are butter glaze on maple with two contrasting mahogany stained
wall cabinets which reminded the homeowner of traditional glass
cabinets from her childhood.
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