Mt. Tabor four square

The clients of this home in Mt. Tabor 1910 home wanted to update their kitchen to gain more efficiency and to create a more inviting, open space for family gatherings and entertaining.

Updated 1910 kitchen update retains period touches.

Built-ins, new lighting and counterspace create a cleaner, more open space.

Original door and windows incorporated into design.

Remodeled powder room on the old porch.

Shiplap in powder room pays homage to old porch.

Custom shelving with green tile color pop.

Old converted porch with wall removed to add nook for additional space.

Removal of the wall between the kitchen and the original porch, which also included a powder room, as well as the old kitchen chimney and wood burning stove allowed for the creation of a new nook and expanded kitchen. The original door, windows and shiplap in the powder room were retained and period touches were added to pay homage to the original structure. A color pop of green tile was added in the custom built-in which complimented the William Morris wallpaper in the dining room.

Construction Partner: Coda Construction PDX

Mt. Tabor four square

The clients of this home in Mt. Tabor 1910 home wanted to update their kitchen to gain more efficiency and to create a more inviting, open space for family gatherings and entertaining.

PHOTOS BY ED HENSLEY