“[Kevin] was able to impart his sense of taste and style, while at the same time helping me stay true to my own personality and my tastes.”
– Dave W., Homeowner
Midtown Village, Philadelphia
k YODER design provided design for a complete kitchen renovation that opens the space to the adjacent dining and living rooms while improving storage and organization, with similar approaches explored in residential projects in Logan Square. The renovation exposed unused space within wall cavities, which was incorporated to increase available counter surface. A typical half-wall pass-through between the kitchen and dining area was removed and replaced with a peninsula counter, with seating on both sides to support everyday use and entertaining. The project reflects a thoughtful approach to residential architecture within a Philadelphia urban context, with related work across other Old City work.
Custom cabinetry with horizontal-grain wood veneer appears in a darker finish for base cabinets and a lighter tone for wall cabinets, helping to brighten the room. Matching full-height wood panels conceal a refrigerator and mechanical closet. A softly hued blue glass tile backsplash, integrated appliances, and improved lighting contribute to a clean, modern aesthetic, an approach that also carries through in Society Hill townhouse work.
Photos © Jeffrey Totaro
Manning Street Kitchen
Midtown Village, Philadelphia
k YODER design provided design for a complete kitchen renovation that opens the space to the adjacent dining and living rooms while improving storage and organization, with similar approaches explored in residential projects in Logan Square. The renovation exposed unused space within wall cavities, which was incorporated to increase available counter surface. A typical half-wall pass-through between the kitchen and dining area was removed and replaced with a peninsula counter, with seating on both sides to support everyday use and entertaining. The project reflects a thoughtful approach to residential architecture within a Philadelphia urban context, with related work across other Old City work.
Custom cabinetry with horizontal-grain wood veneer appears in a darker finish for base cabinets and a lighter tone for wall cabinets, helping to brighten the room. Matching full-height wood panels conceal a refrigerator and mechanical closet. A softly hued blue glass tile backsplash, integrated appliances, and improved lighting contribute to a clean, modern aesthetic, an approach that also carries through in Society Hill townhouse work.
Photos © Jeffrey Totaro
I could not be happier with the outcome! [Kevin’s] ideas and suggestions went far beyond anything I would have imagined on my own. He listened to my wish list, listened to my budget constraints, and came through with a final product which is amazingly stylish and functional.
DAVE W., HOMEOWNER