Home Design An around 1980s kitchen in Baldwin, Maryland, required a redesign. The proprietors brought in Paul Bentham of Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen and Shower to change the obsolete room with a superior design and more space for capacity.
Bentham supplanted the first landmass—which left dead space in the focal point of the kitchen—with an island that would suit table-style seating toward one side and a cooktop at the other. He finished it with a four-inch-thick piece of Peruvian walnut; tipping the scales at 2,200 pounds, its transportation was the task's greatest.
Fringe cupboards are a blend of walnut polish and white enamel. Counters and backsplash are statuary marble, loaning a great touch to the cutting edge space. Capacity choices proliferate and Connection pendants by LZF in a wood lacquer complete the look.
THE Points of interest
KITCHEN Plan: Paul Bentham, Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen and Shower, Chevy Pursue, Maryland. Temporary worker: Mike Thornton, M.R. Thornton and Children, Inc., Woodbine, Maryland. CABINETRY: Chief Custom Worked through Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen and Shower. Ledges: Grothouse Lumber, Germansville, Pennsylvania. Machines: Grohe, Miele. FLOORING: Design Earthenware production, Rockville, Maryland. PHOTOGRAPHY: Bounce Narod.
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