Victoria Kitchen

This kitchen, a relic of the 1930’s, was very poorly designed – cramped counter space, inadequate storage, and poor ventilation. It was difficult to have more than one person working in the kitchen at a time. However, a few thoughtful adjustments changed the game entirely. The side window was eliminated, and the sink found a new home under the front window. This revision freed up an entire wall for cabinet storage and much needed counter space. The refrigerator claimed the space where the small peninsula once stood, transforming the area into a more spacious and efficient workspace.