A SEATTLE "PAINTED
LADY"!
| The owner of this small Seattle bungalow wanted to preserve the original cabinets, built in the 1940s. Her problem? She wanted a dishwasher and the counters were neither high enough or deep enough. Over and over again, she was told the only solution was to tear out the old! |
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Landon saw that adding a second sink would both create a second work center and allow the installation of a Fisher-Paykel DishDrawer. Then, noticing the owner's artistic talent, displayed in the living room, he proposed adding a false furniture piece on the east wall of the kitchen. This unit had to be built in the room because it extends three-feet back over the stairs to the basement, in the unused void above them! Only the upper doors are functional! |
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