A Narrow Kitchen Opens Up

Increased access and creative cabinetry let a small kitchen live big
by Jean Stoffer

An interior design firm transforms a cramped and outmoded narrow kitchen into a more functional, beautiful, and family-friendly place, with creative use of unfitted cabinetry and wall openings. A sidebar presents a list of design-related questions that people considering a kitchen remodel should consider before settling on a design.

March 7, 2008

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Architecture and Design | Remodeling | Kitchens | Cabinets and Built-ins
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