Spring Kitchen

By Ken Gutmaker

This kitchen is in a 1935 Mediterranean style home in San Francisco. Levy Design Partners modernized and revamped the interior spaces while respecting the existing character. Excavating under a portion of the house provided additional square footage while maintaining the original footprint.While the kitchen is large, the elegant design creates a sense of intimacy for the family to enjoy.

Architect- http://www.levydesignpartners.com/index.html

Photo- http://www.kengutmaker.com/#

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