Modern Farmhouse in Sea Cliff

This transitional kitchen tucked in to the hills of the North Shore of Long island was the result of complete first floor alteration. Toni Cinquemani, a seasoned designer at Packard Cabinetry helped reconfigure the first floor to create a smooth flow through the home. By moving the kitchen into the old dining room, the potential for the kitchen layout was optimized. . The available space allowed for a tight work space while providing auxiliary areas for the family. The white beaded inset Rutt Hand Crafted cabinetry and grey wire-brushed white oak island help to create the homeowner’s dream work space. The Galley Workstation on the island provides a functional sink alternative while providing an inspiration for conversation. Architectural elements such as the coffered ceiling with shiplap ceiling provide a complement to the traditional white subway tile framed with dark grout.