Kitchen | Before & After
D.R. Domenichini Construction
8 years ago
It's hard to believe this is the same place! In this project, we completely remodeled the kitchen and removed a load bearing wall and fireplace in the adjacent living room to combine the two spaces. The new open floor plan is much more functional and inviting.
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