1Original FormArchitect Carol Sundstrom widened the original archway to maintain the home’s classic charm.2Original FormArchitect Carol Sundstrom widened the original archway to maintain the home’s classic charm.3Peekaboo PlaySundstrom converted what had been a skinny cabinet into a pullout pantry to add more storage space.4Peekaboo PlaySundstrom converted what had been a skinny cabinet into a pullout […]
Architect Carol Sundstrom widened the original archway to maintain the home’s classic charm.
2Original Form
Architect Carol Sundstrom widened the original archway to maintain the home’s classic charm.
3Peekaboo Play
Sundstrom converted what had been a skinny cabinet into a pullout pantry to add more storage space.
4Peekaboo Play
Sundstrom converted what had been a skinny cabinet into a pullout pantry to add more storage space.
5Light Fantastic
The extra-deep custom cabinets allow for a pop-up vent behind the range. Reproduction light fixtures are from Schoolhouse Electric and Supply Co.
6Light Fantastic
The extra-deep custom cabinets allow for a pop-up vent behind the range. Reproduction light fixtures are from Schoolhouse Electric and Supply Co.
7Neutral Zone
Homeowner Yingzi Cao wanted a neutral look that could be accented with pops of color, like her green tea kettle.
8Neutral Zone
Homeowner Yingzi Cao wanted a neutral look that could be accented with pops of color, like her green tea kettle.
9Keep it Classic
The Rohl apron sink and Kohler faucet were chosen for their timeless look.
10Keep it Classic
The Rohl apron sink and Kohler faucet were chosen for their timeless look.
11Hidden Power
Sundstrom mounted outlet strips underneath the cabinets to maintain the seamless herringbone backsplash design.
12Hidden Power
Sundstrom mounted outlet strips underneath the cabinets to maintain the seamless herringbone backsplash design.
Yingzi Cao’s Laurelhurst kitchen is a star. Just ask the 9,175 people (and counting) who’ve bookmarked a photo of the bright, airy space on home-remodeling website Houzz. That’s quite the fan base for what was once an obvious teardown. —Angela Cabotaje