Photo: Jean Allsopp; Stylist: Cari South
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A set of $150 antique fir doors became the starting point for this kitchen's new layout. A small walk-in appliance center with pantry storage was constructed based on the doors' original size. The center's multiple electrical outlets accommodate the toaster, microwave, and blender, while keeping the limited counterspace clear for food preparation and dining.
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