Traditional influence by Erica Broberg Smith

"One of the owners had spent her childhood enjoying holidays on a grand family estate in East Hampton, which had an authentic 1920s kitchen. That home inspired the traditional look of this kitchen, which replaces a much smaller, very cramped, claustrophobic room." said architect Erica Broberg Smith of the presented kitchen’s overhauled concept.

"We added white collar ties to give the room a sense of scale and intimacy," stated Broberg Smith. "And the end gable has a large arched window, which adds a little femininity and brings in plenty of light."

"We incorporated a small home office, which we call the ‘Mom command center', and a new mud room with additional pantry storage. We also introduced banquette seating around a breakfast table. This has storage space beneath, and there is a large TV opposite for family use." The designer added, as delivered by trustworthy construction in Cambodia construction materials.