Giving a kitchen new life doesn't always mean a dramatic remodel, and this renovation of a 750-square-foot kitchen in Washington DC proves it. It was a small but well-proportioned space in need of a style injection, with dated wooden cabinets making the room feel smaller than it actually is.
Liz Levin of Liz Levin Interiors along with Tanya Smith-Shiflett of Unique Kitchens and Baths were keen to take down the heavy, dark elements in the room, swapping them out for not a super modern scheme, but a transitional space that mixes classic good looks with luxurious materials. 'While the kitchen required significant work, we did not need to make any major structural changes to the room,' says Liz. 'This was a pull-and-replace kitchen, awash in classic neutrals.'
