Watch any home show on television and it’s immediately obvious that the kitchen has become the definitive centerpiece of the home, as it’s used for everything from cooking and dining to entertaining and, yes, homework, crafting and casually catching up with a neighbor over coffee.
Because kitchens are no longer strictly devoted to utilitarian tasks and are not hidden in a corner of the house, they’ve emerged as living spaces that “cook” with personality. They’ve become infused with personal style, color and smart features, resulting in a very modern merging of form and function.
What ingredients did four Lancaster County companies use to achieve the ultimate kitchens for their clients?
Shawna Beauchamp of Choice Home Remodeling helped her client design a kitchen geared to entertaining. She also answered the client’s desire to create a kitchen with a view of the garden-filled backyard.
Carlene Toepfer of GR Mitchell designed two kitchens for her clients’ new home: one indoor and one outdoor.
Kacie Hall of KBE Design & Build designed a kitchen that reflects her clients’ love of Art Deco.
The team at Pine Hill Building Co. has put a modern spin on the traditional butler’s pantry. Referred to as a Scullery, the space provides additional prep space, storage and appliances. Best of all, it helps to keep the kitchen tidy when entertaining.
Choice Home Remodeling
Light & Airy
GR Mitchell, Inc.
Quiet Luxury
KBE Design & Build
Making a Personal Statement
Pine Hill Building Co.
Classic Meets Contemporary
The slides were too fast. I never got a chance to study the details.
Hi AJ! I’m sorry the sliders made you feel rushed! If you click on the photo in the slider it will open up larger and you can view it as long as you wish.
Thanks for reading!
The LCM Team