
Architect takes on Challenge of a Galley Kitchen
“I see the galley kitchen as an opportunity to squeeze maximum style in a linear layout.”—David Benton
Washington Examiner“I see the galley kitchen as an opportunity to squeeze maximum style in a linear layout.”—David Benton
Washington Examiner“The front door is where you want the bang for your buck, it’s the first thing people see.”—David Benton
Washington Examiner“Trim can really create a sense of warmth and scale. It makes the room more comfortable.”—Jim Rill
Washington Examiner“The pantries can range from a utilitarian space consisting of open shelves and stainless steel counters to more of a formal area with marble tops and glass cabinets.”—The Rill Architects Team
Washington Examiner“Ceilings often are taken for granted in remodeling but varying the height in different rooms can change the entire personality of the home”—The Rill Architects Team
Washington Examiner“The goal was to renovate it to make it look like it has been in the neighborhood forever” — The Homeowner
Washington Examiner“A wrap around porch on the back, the screened in porch on the front and the slated walkways help create a seamless and seemingly organic flow from the indoor to the outdoors spaces.”—Jim Rill
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