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After. Ferrarini reconfigured the kitchen so Wilson would be able to see straight through the home to the backyard as soon as she walks in the front door. Putting two glass-paneled doors in the center of the back wall led him to a galley-style layout. From there, he knew he wanted to tuck the taller elements like the refrigerator and pantry cabinets on the left. That meant the right wall could be a bit airier with the range and sink.“Never in a million years would I have thought to flip the kitchen how he did, and this is what I do for a living,” Wilson says. “It’s really remarkable.”Wall range hood, 30 inches: Proline; conduit one-light flush mounts in old silver: Troy Lighting; cabinet paint: Naval, Sherwin-WilliamsWatch: See more of this new kitchen transformation
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