About three years ago, I began the journey building our home. The kitchen was one of my main priorities. It was visible from the front entry and open to our Dining and Great Room: one giant open space across the length of the entire house. I have designed many kitchens before, but this one was a little different. This one was ours. It wasn’t designed to impress. It wasn’t designed for show. It wasn’t meant to be anything other than what it was: clean, simple, minimal, functional and have lots of natural light. It designed to please no one but ourselves. I am my own worst critic. I didn’t want to have any regrets: “Oh, I wish I had done this instead! Why didn’t I think of that before?” It just had to work.
Fast forward: the deed is done with the help of many others who helped contribute. I am grateful for their wisdom, input and advice. I take it all seriously. It was an honor to be featured as a “Kitchen of the Week” on Houzz and a delight to talk to Becky Harris, the author whom I have been reading on Houzz for years. I am sharing the article through the link below. Enjoy
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