Another Schloegel Design Remodel project is featured on the cover of the January-February 2008 issue of Kansas City Homes and Gardens.

An excerpt:

"The homeowner loves the light in the space, which comes from heightened ceilings and three operable, south-facing skylights. A wall removed between the kitchen and dining room and replaced with a peninsula divider also improved lighting and made the space feel more open. At the same time, the voluminous space needed a sturdy base, which was accomplished by staining the cherry cabinets espresso and painting the walls a lovely purple color called Dahlia. The Vittoria Reggio granite was loved by all at first glance and selected for all countertop surfaces. Stainless steel appliances were also a given to counter the dark wood. For the same reason, glass fronts for several cabinets were incorporated, as was a mosaic glass tile backsplash. One of the most unique features of the room is the random-width hardwood planks hand-stained three different colors.”

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