A French Modern Kitchen in the Heart of Sheffield Park

Project Overview

This project was about finally making the kitchen feel like it belonged to the rest of the home. The original layout was closed off from the living room, dark, and disconnected. The client wanted open concept, a fresh new feeling, an island, and everything working the way it should. Warm, timeless, vintage, and French modern were the words that guided every decision.

The wall between the kitchen and living room came down first, opening the whole main level up the way it was always meant to feel. The window that once looked out to the backyard was replaced with a sliding door, bringing the outside in and giving the space a connection to the yard it never had before. The old back door was replaced with a tall window that floods the space with light without the traffic.

Inside, the laundry doors got new hardware and were painted to blend seamlessly into the walls. The pantry door was replaced with a wooden and glass pocket door that adds character without taking up space.

Every detail came back to the same goal: a kitchen that feels open, warm, and like it was designed for how this family actually lives.

"This kitchen is so open! I love spending time with my son here in the mornings."

Mackenzie