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“An intriguing new trend toward a two-kitchen home is changing the way kitchens are being planned, particularly with spacious kitchens that are part of a Great Room gathering area.” – Kitchen & Bath Design News

About the Design

John Fecke, owner of The Kitchen Company, designed this featured kitchen for a historic cottage renovation in Madison, CT. Tucked away from the main road in Madison's historic district, the elegant turn-of-the-century home boasts privacy and a spectacular southerly view of Long Island Sound and the rolling green of the golf course. The kitchen renovation enhanced the view by opening the floor plan to allow for an unobstructed ocean view from nearly anywhere on the first floor. The layout not only makes the kitchen seem larger within the existing space, it is also more welcoming and family-oriented.

About the Design

Ron Fisher, an experienced design professional at The Kitchen Company, designed this gorgeous kitchen for a home in Woodbridge, CT. The process was a combination of a renovation to the existing kitchen and an addition to enlarge the kitchen and dining space. The open floor plan seamlessly integrates the addition and the existing space by connecting the kitchen, dining area, and family room. The layout makes the area feel much more spacious and welcoming.

About the Design

This featured kitchen was designed by Gail Bolling, co-owner of The Kitchen Company, as part of a remodel of a 1920s beach house in Madison, CT.

About the Design

This featured kitchen was designed by John Fecke, co-owner of The Kitchen Company, as part of a major renovation to a home overlooking Long Island Sound in Milford, CT.

About the Design

This featured kitchen was designed by John Fecke, co-owner of The Kitchen Company, for a new home in Cheshire, CT. The kitchen combines traditional elements, such as coffered ceilings and detailed crown molding, with transitional cabinetry elements to create a clean, crisp and uncluttered feel.