description: For this project, our clients wanted a kitchen that would be bright and functional and still fit with their century-old home. John Wilson from CRI Interiors selected colors and finishes.

description: We stacked the tall appliances and lots of storage along one wall to mimic an old butlers pantry.

description: We removed the existing bathroom and brick wall to expand the kitchen. We added a south-facing window to complement the old bathroom window that overlooks the screened porch. Together they visually balance the pantry at the other end of the kitchen.

description: The details are very important in creating the character of a space. Here the window trim and tile backsplash continue the theme of the old-house kitchen and provide a focus at eye-level.

description: The second floor bathroom was also expanded into a little-used enclosed porch. Windows were added all around to bring in light.

description: The old enclosed porch was rebuilt. The bathroom was expanded into one half and a cozy study occupies the other half. The Durable Restoration Company was the contractor for the project.

1901 Revival Victorian Village, Columbus, Ohio residential renovation 470 sq ft view original condition description: We removed the existing bathroom and brick wall to expand the kitchen. We added a south-facing window to complement the old bathroom window that overlooks the screened porch. Together they visually balance the pantry at the other end of the kitchen.
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