A Change of Space

By switching rooms and recycling vintage elements, one couple transforms their kitchen on a tight budget
by Liz Strianese

Sometimes you just know you'd be happy in a house, even when your entire extended family cringes looking at photographs of the mess you're considering buying. That's how it was with our fixer-upper.

From Inspired House 9, pp. 22-28
March 1, 2005

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Architecture and Design | Floor Plans | Remodeling | Restorations | Kitchens | Dining Rooms | Cabinets and Built-ins | Kitchen Cabinets
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