A retired couple from Boston were wanting to get away extreme East Coast winter seasons when they acquired a hacienda-style condominium in a Cathedral City, California, desert neighborhood where they now live part-time. Wishing to completely welcome a modern-day desert design, they worked with designer Sydney Holliday to assist offer their brand-new home an excellent refresh. A significant focus ended up being upgrading the 100-square-foot cooking area with its lime green walls, blue backsplash tile and fundamental tile floor covering.
Rather of going back to square one, the couple chose to keep the design and a few of the existing parts while making essential modifications to enhance function and design. They bigger the peninsula to get seating, storage and work surface area. A strong quartzite counter top with a waterfall edge includes a significant touch to the peninsula. On the other hand, fresh white cabinets, brand-new wood-look vinyl floor covering, fluted wood veneer on the island back and handmade zellige backsplash tile raise the feel and look of the upgraded area.
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