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Eugene, OR, United States
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Woodland Kitchen
Eugene, OR, United States
The Woodland Kitchen started as a very isolated and outdated space in
a classic mid-century modern home. The challenge in this project was to
create a clean, timeless look that respects the authentic vintage
character of the home. The owners wanted to open the kitchen to the
dining and living areas, to allow conversation and light to flow more
freely through the spaces. The partition wall was removed, and a raised
island was added to activate this edge and connect the cooking area with
the family room.
New cabinets were the core component of this remodel, to reduce
clutter and update the aesthetic of the kitchen. This casework was
constructed of rift-sawn white oak with integrated custom-designed black
walnut pulls. New task lighting makes the work spaces brighter and more
efficient.
For a retro-modern feel, architectural resin panels with an embedded
layer of grass are used as the backsplash and in several backlit cabinet
doors. The countertops are made from quartz, a durable and
low-maintenance product; the island countertop is made from recycled
glass and concrete and is a certified cradle–to–cradle material. The
flooring is renewable cork, which is not only sustainable, but
comfortable underfoot and easy to maintain.
a classic mid-century modern home. The challenge in this project was to
create a clean, timeless look that respects the authentic vintage
character of the home. The owners wanted to open the kitchen to the
dining and living areas, to allow conversation and light to flow more
freely through the spaces. The partition wall was removed, and a raised
island was added to activate this edge and connect the cooking area with
the family room.
New cabinets were the core component of this remodel, to reduce
clutter and update the aesthetic of the kitchen. This casework was
constructed of rift-sawn white oak with integrated custom-designed black
walnut pulls. New task lighting makes the work spaces brighter and more
efficient.
For a retro-modern feel, architectural resin panels with an embedded
layer of grass are used as the backsplash and in several backlit cabinet
doors. The countertops are made from quartz, a durable and
low-maintenance product; the island countertop is made from recycled
glass and concrete and is a certified cradle–to–cradle material. The
flooring is renewable cork, which is not only sustainable, but
comfortable underfoot and easy to maintain.
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