2008 Kitchens For CASA

Designs in the Mulligan home reflect the three things they love most: fine wine, coffee, and baseball. Merlot colored the walls. Cappuccino coloring finished off the kitchen cabinets. To enter the kitchen guests must cross home plate. Whether coming through the living room or the dinning room, to enter the kitchen guests must first cross home plate. The generous and unusual island is the centerpiece of the kitchen. The granite-topped island has ample workspace for both food preparation as well as serving. Every inch of the island is functional for both storage and for displaying of cookbooks and the like. The Viking gas cook top and double ovens are located down the first base side of the kitchen. Above the cook top is a beautiful marble and slate marble. The raised panel cabinets provide abundant storage for all dishes and cooking pots and pans. Right, center, and left field separate the kitchen from the breakfast nook and family room. A granite-topped bar houses the very quiet dishwasher and double sinks. There is plenty of room here for for a personal coffee bar. The third base side of the kitchen features the side-by-side refrigerator and computer workstation. Storage cubbies above the desk space provide the homeowner with a convenient place to put car keys and the like. The Mulligan family enjoys the lovely lake view from the adjacent screened porch or from the abundant windows surrounding the eating nook. The warm and inviting family room is the perfect setting for entertaining family and friends.