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Kitchen

This is a big job. I want to add significantly more counter space to work and storage in my tiny kitchen last remodeled in the early '90s.

I want to open up the kitchen by having a dining area at the counter. I'd like the counter to be aesthetically interesting like having a triangular or a round angle at the end, not just the normal rectangular shape.

I'd like the kitchen to be very contemporary, possibly white cabinets and stainless steel appliances.
Nancy Chou
Nancy Chou
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I want to open this wall up and make this an eating counter facing the dining room.

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There's no counter workspace

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This window needs to be shortened and moved up to allow lower storage cabinets. On the other side, there are bricks. It's facing the street and next to my front entry door.

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View from the dining/living room

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View from the dining room

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View from the dining room. You see the door to the garage. To the left of the door is the frig. I know the window to the right needs to be shortened and moved u in order to install lower cabinets

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View from the kitchen looking towards the front entry way and bedroom hallway.

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View from inside the kitchen. To the right is the view looking at the living/dinning room. To the left is the front entry way leading down to bedroom.

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I'd like to open up this wall and turn it into a dining counter. Behind this wall is the dining room.

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View of the kitchen from the entry way. Behind the wall oven is the living/dinning room.

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view from entry way hall where the kitchen is immediately on the right. It was built with a door originally, but long ago, the door was removed. Today, the door frame has been kept in place.

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View from the living/diningroom and what you see is the wall oven

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