DEEPHAVEN Residence

The kitchen was, frankly, a mess. It angled across its space, creating wasteful areas that were difficult to furnish, and making food preparation anything but a pleasure. It had a pantry, yes, but it was cut off from the kitchen by a stairwell. An exterior door and a large floor to ceiling window also had to be considered in any renovation plan. The kitchen didn’t fit the modern pedigree of the home, and didn’t coexist with the family room and sitting area. It was a tall order for architect Gabriel Keller and his design team. But they developed a plan that reconfigured the kitchen into a more modern, more functional space that would meet the family’s needs (and bring them greater tranquility). The focal point is a large central island, with plenty of workspace and a seating area that looks out at the light from the large windows, skylight and new exterior door. Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove appliances are integrated seamlessly into the design, providing stainless steel accents that fit with the new modern feel. A powerful Wolf 48” dual fuel range anchors the cooking area, with a sleek Wolf wall hood above that draws attention to the elegant backsplash.