A Seamless Integration of the kitchen the dining room The semi-open kitchen with a sliding-glass panel offers the flexibility to extend the kitchen into the dining area, offering a more spacious party area to entertain friends and family. One can enjoy the view of lush greenery whether cooking or dining. The kitchen countertop serves as a spacious worktop, while creating a perfect bar area to enjoy a drink or two. Simply close the sliding glass to seal off the kitchen. Simple yet stylish bar stools add to the modernity of the kitchen area and create a perfect bar table for enjoyment. Lighting plays an important part to enhance the overall ambience. Ceiling light troughs create a visual illusion of a higher ceiling, while light troughs above the countertop serves as a practical task light for food preparation.

This home was originally a 5000 sq ft home that we remodeled and provided an addition of 11,000 sq ft.

Oakland Kitchen

Photo Credit: Nat Rea Photography http://www.natrea.com/

Level Three: Base and tall cabinets in grey-stained European oak are topped with quartz countertops. The bronze leather bar stools are height-adjustable, from bar-height to table-height and any height in between. They're perfect for extra seating, as needed, in the living and dining room areas. Photograph © Darren Edwards, San Diego

Matt Schmitt Photography

Photo by Phillip Mueller

Thoughtfully designed kitchen with custom cabinets, high end appliances and a working island to be envied by all who have the pleasure of entering this warm & inviting space. Photos by Michael J. Lee Photography

The new bar area as seen from the dining room. Display shelves with an integrated steel, aluminum, and glass system were custom designed for the project.

Kitchen remodel in early 1900s home, includes granite countertops and backsplash, oak flooring, painted custom cabinetry. Photo credit - Digital Home Show

Built, designed & furnished by Spinnaker Development, Newport Beach Interior Design by Details a Design Firm Photography by Bowman Group Photography

Country Home. Photographer: Rob Karosis