Project posted by Quartersawn Design Build
A standout feature is the bespoke island, which was custom-built and inspired by repurposed antique furniture. The island is adorned with brass caps on the feet and traditional drawer pulls, seamlessly blending with the home’s overall aesthetic.
Reconfiguring the kitchen layout allowed for additional custom cabinets, the introduction of a large custom antique-styled island, and a sprawling range, achieving a delicate balance between aesthetics and functionality.
Details take center stage in this design narrative, evident in the soapstone, tile, and meticulously crafted custom mosaic backsplashes.
Soapstone countertops on the perimeter complement the marble countertops on the island. The kitchen has three different cabinets, a blend of black, antique white, and light-stained wood that inject depth and character into the space.
A detail shot of this beloved antique inspired kitchen island.
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The homeowners of this charming 1920s residence located in the heart of Tangletown were eager to enhance the flow and functionality of their primary living space, the kitchen, all while preserving the architectural integrity of the home. To achieve this, Quartersawn removed a large utility closet to create a more spacious kitchen, complete with a generous antique-styled island. This reconfiguration facilitated the expansion of the doorway between the kitchen and dining room, enhancing the overall fluidity between these two key areas. Noteworthy features of this home include exquisite soapstone and marble countertops, a sprawling range, and a meticulously crafted custom mosaic backsplash.